THE COSY THEATRE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 44, Issue 13599, 25 July 1918, Page 2

THE COSY THEATRE.

Quito one tno ca ' ; successes over presented in Mastcrton, was the verdict of tho big crowd at the Cosy Theatre last night. A most delightful picture, "Polly-of the Circus," stars Mac Marsh. Dolly was a child of tho circus, pretty and daring, and in one of her baro-backed riding stunts sho is injured. Sho is left at the little town, for it is the law of this strange circusland that "tho show must go on." . Hearts may break, men and women fall and dio, lovers part, and souls may suffer agony—still the show must go on! Dolly stayed till Bhe got well at tho house of the handsome young minister, and soon the gossips were busy, led by Deacon Strong, a rich hypocrite, whose heart was as cold as the stone dogs on his lawn. And then to Polly came the struggle. "Did she belong to that other life—that fascinating, sometimes sordid, but always alluring life of the sawdust ring; the applause of thousands, and the high excitement of bright lights, and travel from town to town. But you will see what iove did for these two anguished hearts. Quite a most sensational chapter is No. 2 of "Th 0 Great Secret" serial, featuring the popular stars, Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne. The fourteenth episode of "The Neglected Wife" is also very interesting. The latest "Gazette" completes an excellent programme.