COSY THEATRE
"BREEZING HOME" AND "KTT.IiEE, AT LARGE.'» "Breezing Home,51 the Universal picture which screens at the Cosy Tbeatro to-night sets forth the struggle of too many sweethearts. A millionairess, owning a string af race horses, falls in love with their trainer. The same fellow hag awakened the affections 'of a beautiful night club singer, who also owns a horse. Then the ladies meet. Fireworks. William Gargan portrays the trainer, Binnie Barnes is the rich lady and Wendy Barrie is the blonde haired, canary throated singer. The mystery of the maniac killer, who uses his waxworks museum to cover his demented rampages, is unfolded in Columbia's startling mystery-melo-drama, "Killer At Large," which is the second feature at the Cosy Theatre. The cast inciudes Mary Brian, Russell Hardie, Betty Compson aud Thurston Hall. The story concerns a girl depattment store detective, played by Mary Brian, and a young jewellery salesman, played by Russell Hardie, who are in love and who, quite incidentally, get mixed up in the murder of the department store owner and the theft of a valuable collectiou of jewela.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 173, 9 August 1937, Page 10
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