JACK HOLT IN ZANE GREY PICTURE

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7241, 12 June 1930, Page 5

JACK HOLT IN ZANE GREY PICTURE

NOW SHOWING AT KOSY. Zane Grey went into the West to learn about it before writing of it. Now he insists that motion picture companies go into the West he has written about to film, his stories. Furthermore, lie has been just as insistent that the screen hero of his tales bo someone who has lived the life of a genuine westerner. Paramount has carefully carried out these stipulations in its screen versions 'of Grey's popular novels. Exteriors of the pictures are taken in the locala of the writer's stories, and Jack Holt, former cowboy and rancher, has been featured as the hero in them. The latest Grey novel brought to tho screen is “Bunset Pass’ a story of a desparate battle against cattle rustlers. 'The scene of the talc i the range land of Arizona. To Him this story, Paramount sent Holt and a company of fifty players and technicians to tho cattle country near Tuba City and flagstaff, Arizona. Here, battling near blizzards and one stiff snowstorm, the stirring action that made this virile tale a best seller was screened. The second feature on the Kosy programme is entitled “Celebrity” and is a story of the British prize ring. Featured players afc Clyde Cook, Lina ' Huseprette/ and- Robert Armstrong,