COSY THEATRE
"CRIME NOBODY SAW" AND "HILLS OP OLD WYOMING." Lew Ayres, Bcnnj Baker and Eugene Pallette turn detective Ln Paramount's "The Crime Nobody Saw," a thrilling mystery story well spiced with comedy which sereena at the Cosy Theatre to-niglit. The three are playwrights who are u,p against a stone wall for a plot. A play must be delivered the very next day or there is a singularly ominous 'or eise" from a producer who had given them a liberal advance. & Fate comes to their reseue by stag-, ing a raurder right in their living room. A colourful, i'ast-moving romantic portrayal of outdoor life in the West is the second i'eature at tbe Cosy, Paraniount's "Hills of Old Wyoniing" with William Boyd in the star role of "JJopalong Cassidy."The film centres aboufc a largc reservation in Wyoming whero a crooked Govemmenfc agent tries to use his ludian Avards as a screen for liis sinister operations as bead of a eatble rusfcIiiifr gang. Cassidy, with his pals, "Windy" and "Mesquite 'Lucky' Jenkins," is a peace-Joving rauclier when the picture opons. The three together with their neighbours risc in protest, however^ at the combinod cattle thieving.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 10
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194COSY THEATRE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 10
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