REGENT'S ENTERTAINMENT.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 April 1937, Page 5

REGENT'S ENTERTAINMENT.

GRA*TD DOUBLE FEATURE. Lightning, a big police dog, and Warrior, a thoroughbred stallion, have outstanding animal parts in "Two in Revolt," which is at the Regent tonight. The picture is an absorbing story of a comradeship between a puppy and a colt born on a Montana ranch. The colt develops into a racehorse; the puppy, sired by a wolf, is driven from his home to become the leader of a wolf pack. The dog redeems himself when he assists in retrieving the horse from unscrupulous track gamblers who have kidnapped him. The two animals are reunited through an amazing series of adventures 'which match the hectic affairs of the human leads—a debutante, a yoimg trainer and her hide-bound father. Implicated- in a murder on their wedding day and threatened with spending their honeymoon in gaol, or having their romance cut short by the noose if they do not prove their innocence, is the tense romantic situation in "Murder On a Bridle Path,'? which accompanies the above picture as part of a double feature. The popular film and fiction team of Piper and Withers jis portrayed by James Gleason and Helen Broderick.