THE PRINCESS
“LAND BEYOND THE LAW” Ken Maynard rides to new honour, as a -Western star in his latest aictun' “The Land Beyond the Law,” wh : ch will finish its run at the Princess to night. One is always assured of plent • of action and thrills in a Maynard film, bu: this, one brings with it a stirring story of Western history in such a manner that it cannot f s fl to command interest. Prior to the admission of New Mexico to the Union, gun-play ruled the land. For several years after it became o:L cially one of the United States, th«r? was great difficulty in bringing lav and order to a territory ruled by wealthy and arrogant cattle barons who ruled with absolute power. Maynard appears here as a deputy marshal, assigned to bring to justice one particular baron and his band of cat;!-* rustlers anc gunmen who had he» n terrorising New Mexico and making it unsafe for pioneer settlers. Then there is Tarzan, the white steed who is a veritable inarve. anions horses. He is a vital part of *Th< Land Beyond the Law." Don’t miss this marvellous production.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 143, 7 September 1927, Page 14
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