DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12452, 19 September 1933, Page 5

DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME.

HOT SATURDAY.” “Hot Saturday,” the new Paramount- film which shows to-night at the King’s Theatre, features Nancy Carroll, Cary Grant and Randolph. Scott in a human, dramatic story of a girl who walked home. It is the kind of thing that happens anywhere, and has been produced and acted with such effective simplicity that it seems strangely, intimately real. The film tells the story of Ruth Brock, the most popular girl in town who suddenly finds her whole world crashing down about her ears merely because she has been seen to lea\ e the car of a man the town lias dubbed notorious. In the role of Ruth, Nancy Carroll gives one of the finest performances of her caree £ and Grant again proves his exoi S 1 0? as the notorious Romer Sheffield. Randolph Scott, the lanky young man who scored in. Zane Grey s “Heritage of the Desert,” also does a fine job as ail old sweetheart of Ruth, who takes the gossip seriously, and the remainder of the cast is exceptionally able. “THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER.” Zane Grey’s Paramount picture, “The Mysterious Rider,” is the other, feature. Kent Taylor Lona Andre, _ Irving Piehel, Gail Patrick and Warren Hvmer play the leading roles in the film, which centres around a young rancher who risks his own life to quell the attempt of a. crooked lawyer and an unscrupulous financier to seize a broad area ol valuable land and evict the ranchers who live upon it.