AMUSEMENTS Opera House

Grey River Argus, 31 March 1948, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

Opera House

Now Showing: “Wild Beauty” and

“Land Rush.” , Against a background of breathtaking Western scenery, the poignant story of an Indian, boy’s devotion to a horse, dove-tailed with .the romance of a doctor and a schoolteacher is excitingly unfolded in ‘Vv ild Beauty,” now showing at the Opera House' to-morrow. Don Porter is excellent as the young doctor who devotes his skill to the health and welfare of the Indian colony on a reservation in Arizona. Miss Collier is very effective as the pretty, wilful teacher, who finds the doctor more to her liking than her primitive surroundings. Her intolerance is centred on young Henry as the Indian orphan who develops an uncanny friendship with Wild Beauty, king oi a herd of wild horses roaming the desert. “LAND RUSH” Recapturing all the excitement and pulse pounding daring of the turbulent frontier days, “Land Rush,” a Western adventure packed with action, fun and songs with Charles Starrett and Smiley Burnette in leading roles, is now showing at the Opera House.