COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 149, 12 July 1937, Page 8

COSY THEATRE

DOUBLE-l'EATUEE TtTt.T. The story' of the Texas plainsmen blazxng a cattle trail across the olJ southwest is the adventurous themo of Columbia's "Dodge City Trail," the new screen attraction screening at tho Cosy Theatre to-night. Oharles Sterrett, ace of western stars, is in the leading role, while a new "he-man" singing cowboy, Donald Grayaon, and attractive Marion Weldon are .the fea« tured players. - e Star rett enacts the role of a r&ttclt foreman taklng a herd of cattle to the xailroad centre of Dodge City. While on th'e trail, Staxrett and his buddy, Donald Grayson, have occasion to rescue Marian Weldon, Mdnapped dux« ing a stage coach holdup by the bandit gang of A1 Bridges. The girl, havihg xeturned from school in England, is on a surprise visit to the xanch of her father. From her description, Starrett gathers that her father is in reality a member of Brldge's gang. Eichard Dix and Chester Morris, two of the bravest— at the bottom of the sea or in a woman's armal, They're rer.dy to flght with anyone— ezcept each other! That is, nntil de-lovely Dolores'Del Eio starts a navy scrap that ends fifty fathoms below the seg! These rocnantic adventnre escapades climaxed by the year's most spectacular scenes of a submarine disaster, will be seen in Columbia's "Devil's Playgroundi" showing to-night at the Cosy Theatre, • *