COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 42, 12 November 1937, Page 10

COSY THEATRE

"THE GKEEN PASTURES." "The Grcen Pastqres," screens linaljy to-night. s "Tnll Timbers," with Frank Leighton and Shirley Ann Richar.ds? screena at ihe Cosy Theatre to-morrow. "Tall Timbers," is a modern dramatic romance, filmed in Katurc's stronghold, the Yhlley of the Giants, with the most astounding action cliinax ever unleashed. Imagine it! A mighty "tiinber drive," something never before attempted on the sereen, when fifty acres of towering forest giants crash with thunder-like roars into the valley b.elow, at mere man's command. "What : a ' spectaclo. What thrilling entertain- ' ment. Here rages a bitter fight between two rival companies for a big timber contract, Riyal copcerns are the powerful National Timber Trust and the Burbridge Timber Co., and National seeins to be winning the day. But is the fight fair? What is it that all thq mysteriqus "accidents" happen to Burbrdidge's men — to Hu*bridge'q gear? " These questions wero on everybody's lips, and fearful men and women were also asking who was responsible for the terrific explosion that blew up the. timber train bridge, which, only by a miracle, did not resuJt in a serious loss of human life? What mysterious hand cnt the carefully-tested steel hawser of the "flyjng fqx" which carried the huge- logs across tlie vallqy? And wko was secretly spreading discontent among Burbridge's men? » ■!■■■ 1 1.