COSY THEATRE
"THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR" "The Thirteenth Chair," screens finally to-n)ght. Lew Ayres, Bejiny Baker and Eugene Pallette turn detective in Paramount's "Tbe Crime Nobody Saw," a thrilling mystery story well spiced with comedy which comes to the Cosy Theatre tomorrow. The three are pluywrights who are up against a stone wall i'or a plot. A play must be delivered the very nest day oj- tbere is a singularly ominous 'or else" j'pm a producer who liad given them a uberal advance. Pate comes to their rescue by staging a murder right in their living room. A colourful, fasl^moving romantic porfi-ayal of outdoor life in the West is the second i'calure at the Cosy, Paramount's "Hills of Old Wyoming" with Williain Boyd in the star role of "Uopalong Cassidy."The hlm eentres about a large reservation in Wyoming where a crooked Governnient ageDb tries to use his Indian wards as a screen for his sinister operations as head of a cattle rustling gang. Cassidy, with his pals, "Windy" and "Mesquite 'Lucky' Jenkins," is a peace-loving ranclier wken the picture opens. The three together with their neighbours rise in protest, however, at the eombined cattle thieving.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 30, 29 October 1937, Page 12
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194COSY THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 30, 29 October 1937, Page 12
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