COSY THEATRE

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 43, 13 November 1937, Page 13

COSY THEATRE

i'TALL TDMBERS" "Tall Timbers," witb Frank Leighton and Shirley Aan Eichards, screens at tbe Cosy'Tbeatre to-nigbt. "Tall Timbers," is a modern dramatic romance, fllmed in Nature's stronghold, tbe Valley of tbe Giapts, witb tbe most astoimding action climax ever unleashed. Imagine itl A migbty "timber drive," sometbing never before attempted on tbe screen, when fifty acres of towering forest giants crasb with thunder-like roars into tbe valley below, at mere man's command. What a spectacle. What thrilling entertainment. Here rages a bitter fight between two rival companies for a big timber contract. Eival concerns are tbe powerful National Timber Trust and the Burbridge Timber Co., and National seems to be winning the day. But is the fight fair? What is it tbat all tbe mysterious "accidents" bappen to Burbrdidge 's men— to Burbridge 's gear? These questions were on everybody's llps, and fearful men and women were also asking wbo was responsible for tbe terrific explosion that blew up tbe timber train bridge, wbich, only by a miracle, did not resnlt in a serious loss of human life? What mysterious hand cut tbe carefully-tested steel hawser of tbe "flying fox" wbicb carried the huge logs across the valley? And who was secretly spreading discontent among Burbridge 's men?