PEERLESS PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 26 May 1922, Page 7

PEERLESS PICTURES.

Buck .Tones, tho popular motion picture star who defies danger, fate and at times the very law of gravitation, comes to the Town Hall to-night (Friday) and Saturday and at the matinee on S: tiirday in tin* Wililam Fox picture “Gut Your Alan,” a cleverly constructed V(diiel*‘ for the intrepid Jones. In “Gut Your Alan” Buck’s experiences extend from hair-raising incidents in the depth of a coal mine in Scot-’ land lo adventure in the Canadian North-west, where the Royal Mounted I’olice have won an enviable place m j the world ’s Hall of Fame. The lawless-I iioss (if the early days in that section ’ of the country, the experiences and indomitable courage of the Mounted Police, and the unusual development of an odd love afiuir. constitute excellent material for alluring drama. Tin? supporting itenis include the I: st chapter of “Kin;; of the Girciis” and th-' first <q>isode of “ ITie Branded Foil!’,” a screaming Sennett Comedy and “Brin-’ cess Mary's Wedding.” Sunday’s attraction “The Great Impersonation,” starring James Kirwuod.