THE PICTURE HOUSES
“Children of Divorce,’’ at the Cosy Theatre, tells of two girls left to themselves because their parents have divorced, Grown to womanhood, one finds that she must many for money, and the other is in love with the same man. He is inveighled into a marriage with the former, and his lover finally decides to console herself bv a marriage with a nobleman. However. the wife realises the mistake she has made, and offers a solution in divorce. This, however, is vetoed because of their own bitter experience. However, it is, all cleared up in n sensational manner. Tim McCoy, who is America’s greatest authority on the language, signs and customs of the surviving Red Indians, is seen as a cavalry lieutenant in the troublesome days of pioneer settlement in the far West in the supporting film “Wyoming.” This picture will be screened at the Cosy Theatre to-night. The new production was filmed in Wyoming on th" verv locales of the colourful < and thrilling frontier history which is the basis of the story.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVIII, Issue 225, 5 September 1928, Page 7
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