COSY THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 June 1939, Page 2

COSY THEATRE

“OUTCAST.” Paramount’s “Outcast” a dramatic story of mob fury with Warren William and Karen Morley, will be shown at the Cosy Theatre tonight. Taken from the novel “Happiness Preferred,” by Frank R. Adams, “Outcast” is the story of a physician, who is ruined by Miss Morley who believes him guilty of murder. Not_ satisfied with wrecking his career in tffe city in which he had been established, she trails him to a small village where he had taken refuge. Lewis Stone, a lawyer who had befriended the physician, persuades Miss Morley to delay her vengeance until she is sure of the physician’s guilt. She agrees and soon falls in love with the man she swore to dstroy. An entirely different —and pleasingly different type of football picture is “O’Riley’s Luck,” a breezy tale of campus love featuring William Frawley, Eleanore Whitney, Tom Brown, Larry Crabbe, Benny Baker, Terry Ray, and Priscilla Lawson. “O’Riley’s Luck” isn’t a musical, there isn’t a chorus girl in it, there’s no college dance or extravaganza, and nobody gets kicked off the team just before the big game for being a playboy. What it is, however, is a charming story of young love packed with all the action and thrills of big-time collegiate football, with the annual football game at the famous west coast stadium forming most of its background.