MAJESTIC THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10751, 23 November 1928, Page 6

MAJESTIC THEATRE

ophite gold.”—last night. .Striking a. new and higher not© in motion picture production ''info Gold ” th© First National special, starring Jotta Goudal : and featuring Kenneth Thomson as leading man, will he shown at the Majestic Theatre for the last time to-night. Ft led with dramatic, action, this is sa'd to he one of the most unusual, photonijtvs in which Jett-a Goudal has ap-pea-red. and a'l who witnessed, her work in “Three Facss East will await her latest starring efforts wdh genuine interest. The scenes of the story are laid on a sheep ranch m Arizona. Dolores Carson, a dancer, longing for home life, weds Alec. Carson"’ the sou of-a sheep rancher. Hie latter disapproves ot the marriage and makes- life miseraVe for his daughter-in-law. A drought ot long standing is killing off the sheep, and the voung wife, who sincerely loves her inis''and. finds hersqlt neglected. Sam Randall, a herder, ‘seeks to win her from her husband, who, engrossed in his'dying sheen, pays her little attention. The o'i max is reached when' Randall is kdled by Dolores after he invades the young wife s room. The finale is as remarkable as it is natural, hut it would he unfair to the public to reveal it. The story provides Miss Goudal with abundant opportunities for the display of her talents as a dramatic actress. In directing tho picture, \Y i - Ham K. Howard discarded the scenarist’s scrip ami developed the pot according to the psychology of the p avers and the events as they transpire;! The motivation is said to have reached a high tempo in consequence and to have l*cn mam tamed until the final scene was- filmed, the result i* reported to be a mosti unusual pho+oelay. The cast embraces George - Nichols. George Bancro t. Robert Pm-ry and Clyde Cook _Jn addition there will he. an..® n " Gazette. “Look Out.” and ”15 Minutes from {skyscrapers, travel scenic.