GRAND AND PLAZA

Evening Star, Issue 17636, 15 April 1921, Page 1

GRAND AND PLAZA

The new programme at the Orand and Plaza includes two star features. il hr first is ‘Sunset Sprague,’ a story of the Wild West. Sunset Sprague (Buck Jon-ssf is a range rider hunting a new job. He finds one, but not the kind he had expected. Riding along, he hears the true 1 ' i of a rifle, ami simultaneously his hat is blown off. One Calico Barnes, guarding two women from bandits, has nrirte’ r -': Sprague for a. bad man. Barnes tel.s him he is trying to protect Rose Lorimr. his ward. The bumbles nud hi’eel lor’- - father and stolen his mine. Mysterious figures nightly haunt the cottage ip which Rose, Barnes, and Lolita, a Spanish gw], live. ’ Mace Dennison, proprietor of the S’kvlinc Hotel, is in love with Rose. He is ‘ apparently one friendly terms with Barnes, hut ‘secretly lie is in conference with (he bandit a. and chides them fotheir failure to hill Barnes. Sunset nwf meets Mace when the latter is enraged at a boy’s pet dog, and is about- to shoot (lie animal. Sunset la-woes .Mace’s gun hand, ami then, when Mace grabs another n-jin, p]lO r »t:' lllilt’ tint ol lu.s li.niu. 1 set- guards Bose s caldn at nigot. ano g gins to investigate, lie ts fhot hv ‘1 !v (' ro w,” a half-breed, hiding oehmrf a rock. ’ In the chase- “The Croov’’ escavw, Mace pi-nposws to Bose, hut IS rcbi. l '',. ami in a jealous frenzv he engages hym-ct in a terrific tight- The P'ctnrc continues to an excitin'/ fill's'll. The otlmr pH..re is ‘ Tim Husband Hunter,’ teaturmg Lm-mi Percy.