COSY THEATRE
9 / “EASY TO TAKE.” Marsha Hunt and John Howard, both favourites among Paramount’s list of starlets, are featured as a romantic team for the first time in the screen play. “East to Take,” screening tonight at the Cosy Theatre. The story is set in a broadcasting studio, and a score of popular entertainers are heard during broadcast sequences. Paramount’s “Her Husband Lies,” a drama of a lie that had to be told, brings Gail Patrick and Ricardo Cortez in the associate feature at the Cosy. The story concerns Cortez, a big-time gambler’ whose wife, Miss Patrick, gives him the alternative of giving up gambling or losing her. He gives her his word that he is through with cards, and the climax arrives when he is forced to go back on his word in order to save his younger brother and square himself with his erstwhile associates. Being “guest” season all stalls are 9d and circle Is. I
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 October 1939, Page 2
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159COSY THEATRE Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 October 1939, Page 2
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