HUNTERVILLE
ST. JAMES’ THEATRE •SMOKY” Beautfully photographed and dramatically screened, •‘Smoky.’’ Fox Films’ latest release, opens at the St. James Theatre on Saturday. It flashes the panoramic beauty of the Y\ est across the screen with such realism that one actually grasps the feeling of the wide plains and their invigorating freshness. ‘‘Smoky” is the story of a wild horse foaled on the plains of the West. Branded as a killer, he is known for his hatred of men. Only one man can understand him, and to him the horse shows undying devotion. Victor Jory, who plays the leading role, gives a performance that stands out as the best in his brilliant career. Irene Bentley has the leading feminine role opposite Jury, and she handles herself like a veteran, although she is a newcomer to the screen. Ender the capable direction of Eugene Forde, Frank Cam peau, Hank Mann, Leßoy Mason am: Leonid Snegoff acquit themselves will: distinction. Will Janies, author of the book “Smoke,” is also in the east and it can be said that, his acting ii just about as good as his writing Which is saying a great deal. Thert will be two matinees on Saturday. on< at. 12 o’clock (to connect with both trains), and one at 2 p.m.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 109, 10 May 1934, Page 3
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