Fay Wray Romantic in “Roaming Lady”
RALPH BELLAMY SUPPORTS IN ADVENTURE DRAMA
(Kosy: Screening To-day.)
An adventure-romance that moves at a thrilling tempo from San I‘rancisco to a rebel camp in banditridden China, is Columbia’s “Roaming Lady,’’ with Pay Wray and Ralph Bellamy featured in the leading roles. The film is based on a magazine story by Diana Bourbon and Bruce Manning. Miss Wray is seen as a blue-blooded deb. in love with Bellamy. In order to separate them the girls father details the young pilot to a special assignment in China t.o protect the company’s nil fields against bandit raids. The girl follows Bellamy there and soon involves them both in hair-raising adventures. The. battle scenes are particularly thrilling. Ferocious Chinese rebels and two daring air pilots wage a battlo of arms and wits. The young men’s wits give them the decision and Bellamy, in addition, wins the girl. But this is only a small portion of the thrills that are crammed into this gripping story. Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy make an ideal team.
Featured prominently in the supporting cast are Edward Gargan, Thurston Hall, Paul Giulfoyle, Roger ImhofE and Arthur Rankin. Albert S. Rogcll directed. The screen play was prepared by Earle Snell and Ered Niblo, Jr.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 237, 7 October 1936, Page 11
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