COSY THEATRE
A DRAMATIC THRILLER. A, thrilling spy story, its background the national capitol at Washington, D.C., and an army post at Monterey, California, Universal's “The Spy Ring” with William Hall and Jane Wyman in the featured roles, comes today to the Cosy Theatre for 3 days. The story was written by George Waggner and was produced by the Trem Carr unit of Universal with Joseph H. Lewis director and Paul Malvern associate producer. It tells the efforts of a group of clever international spies, headed by Jane Carleton and I,eon Ames, to steal from the United States army a valuable new invention. Exciting riding, bucking bronchos, trick roping and beautiful photography make a perfect background for “Rainbow’s End,” Hoot Gibson’s second starring picture for Film Distributors, now showing at the Cosy Theatre. It is a tale of clash of personalities and ambitions between father and son, with the father ably portrayed by Oscar Apfel, being shown the error of his ways by Hoot.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 April 1938, Page 2
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164COSY THEATRE Wairarapa Times-Age, 16 April 1938, Page 2
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