MAJESTIC THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10712, 9 October 1928, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE.

DUCK JONES IN “BLOOD WILL ’TELL.” TO-NIGHT’S ENTERTAINMENT. .The scenic effects in “Blood Will Tell,” a Fox Films production starring Buck Jones, are unusually beautiful. It wasi taken around one of the most thrilling and romantic towns in the West —Sonora. California. This picture commences tonight at the Majestic Theatre. In the days, of ’49, with prospectors, miners, gamblers 1 , thieves, saloons and dance halls, Sonora was the cesspool of humanity. Unce. a gathering place for thousands, to-day it is a law-abiding community, sheltering the descendants of the oarly days that number a paltry tew hundred. “Blood Will Tell” is :

thrilling picture ot Western ranch .life, full of suspense and smashing climaxes,... The plot revolver around the■ purchase of Buck’s ranch, that ho has just inherited. Hie ranch is sold without Buck’s- knowledge, causing excitement and thrills galore, ail'd the climax comes, with an unexpected smash. Buck is supported by a cast which includes Kathryn Perry, Lawforcl Davidson, Harry Grippi, Harry Cording, Bob Kortman, William Caress, Buck Moulton and Austin Jewel. Ray Flynn is the director. The supports are very good and. include the Win. ox coined v “Love is Blonde,” Fox News Gazette, and “Head Hunters ot Equador,” Fox Variety. The box plan is at Messrs. Tattersall and Bayly’s.