COSY THEATRE
“SUNSET TRAIL.” A story which finds a notorious gambler and outlaw making travel by stage coach unsafe in the frontier West, and daring to murder and rob a man from whom he has just purchased cattle, starts a desperate man hunt in Paramount’s latest “Hopalong Cassidy” action romance, “Sunset Trail,” now at the Cosy Theatre. William Boyd, favourite outdoor player, again plays “Hoppy,” the man who sets out to get the gambler and make the trail safe for travel. Seen with him again in this picture are George Hayes and Russell Hayden. A startling new crime drama, “Disbarred,” is the associate feature. With Otto Kruger cast as the brilliant but cynical and unscrupulous “mouthpiece” of the underworld, “Disbarred” illustrate’s Hoover’s statement in a series of thrilling and vivid incidents. Others in leading roles are Gail Patrick, as a modern Portia, and Robert Preston, as a crusading young district attorney. Also screening is the Sth Chapter of the serial “Scouts to the Rescue” featuring Jackie Cooper.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 March 1940, Page 2
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167COSY THEATRE Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 March 1940, Page 2
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