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ST. JAMES THEATRE. Thrills of the pioneer West rningled with uproarious comedy bring a •_ Beery to the screen m a last-inoving drama of the. great outdoors in Wyoming.” opened at the matinee day! Amid Indian battles, raids on cattle thieves and other exciting detail, played against the majestic leton mountains in Wyoming, Beery engages in a courtship with Marjorie Main that provides him with his most ‘ romance since “Mill and Bill, so * ades his lady-love with a. harmonica and eno-ages in comedy episodes witn Leo Carrillo. Tlie vmlig romance is between Ann Rutherford, of. the Jodg Hiirdv Fainilv series, and Lee Bowman. The picture is laid almost entirely outdoors, the country about Jackson Lake, Wyoming, providing scenery of breathtaking beauty. Beery’s bad-man characterisation is compe.llingly dramatic at times whimsical humorous at others, in a story idetfl for bis particular talents.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 62, Issue 138, 24 March 1942, Page 5
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