COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 207, 17 September 1937, Page 10

COSY THEATRE

"THE GREAT O'MALLEY" AND "GUARDIANS OF THE AIR." That ever-popular Irish tilm star, Pat O'Brien, has the title role in "Tho Grcat O'Malley," melodrama of lifo in New York's colourful East Side which scrcens at the Cosy to-night. Mexican elopements and aerial smuggling afe two of the ingredients to be , found in Columbia's new screen fare, ' ' Guardians of tlie Air." the second feature on to-night 's programme. Action is swift and exciting from start to finish. . - A grand double-feature programme will be screpned at the Cosy Theatre to-morrow. There will also be tHe juvenile amateur trials at the matinee. Tapping again that vast reservoir of cxciteinent, romance and gallant action by adventurous pionecrs which lies in tho history of America's border States, Warner Bros. have turncd this time to New Mexico in its pioneer days for one of those thrilling melodramas they made so well — "Land Beyond the Law," starriijg Dick Foran. The New Universal's brilliant comedy drama, "As Good As Married," is said to "be a dazzling pictuTe. Tho New Universal has given it splendid production; flne cast, beautiful sets, and the best of writing- and directing talent, It is a novel story, eentring around tho efforts of a successful architect to savo money on his income-tax by marrying his beautiful secretary, who is in love with him. Naturally, there would bo complications arising, and pienty arise in "As Good As Married."