AMUSEMENTS

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19121, 16 September 1936, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

KING’S THEATRE

‘BORDER PATROLMAN” AND • ‘ SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR ’ ’

With a blazing six-gun in bis hand and a beautiful gill in his arms, George O’Brien rides through a last and exciting series of adventures fa “The Border Patrolman,” which is being screened at the King’s Theatre. Atiss Roily Ann Young gets O’Brien into trouble in the early moments ol the film when in a forest she defies his warning about forest fires. Angered by her evident headstrong nature, O ’Brien picks her up and carts her oil’ bodily to patrol headquarters. When his captain reprimands him for his action. O’Brien resigns and gets a job from ' Miss Young’s grandfather taming 1 lie heiress! Miss Young is attracted by the dashing O’Brien, but when she finds out that lie is attempting to plav guardian to her, she elopes with the head of a gang of jewel smugglers. O’Brien hears of the plot and rescues the girl, precipitating a wild tight. The other feature is “Special Investigator,” starring Richard Dix as a lawyer who turns on the killers he has defended. Friday: “The Poor Little Rich Girl”— in “The Poor, Little, Rich Girl,”, tvliich starts ,on Friday, Shirley Temple is literally surrounded by stars. Michael Whalen, .lack Haley, Gloria Stuart, and Alice Faye are in tho cast,