AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES

KEN MAYNAItD AND TARZAN IN ‘‘CHEYENNE, ’ ’ TO-NIGHT.

Tie greatest wild west show ever staged in Hokitika is scheduled for the Princess Theatre to-night when “Cheyenne,” Ken Menard Is . latest starring western vehicle for First?‘/N'ational Pictures, arrives. “Cheyenne” is a real honest-to-goodness / rodeo, .with all the bucking bronchos, trick riding, stage coach races ..and other events that go to the most popular of all outdoor at- | tractions. “Cheyenne” was photo(.©vaphed at the Thirty-second Annual Days Rodeo iin Cheyqjipe, Wyoming, with Ken a participant ’in I the most thrilling events. Ken is a former follower of the rodeos and is right at home aboard a bucking broncho in. performing lii s tricks and stunt riding. There are more thrills pack- I ed into this .picture than any you have seen. A rodeo, is without a doubt the Ibest entfcrt'ainmeirt anyone j can offer, especially.’ in .%>feseriting'\-a star ,of Maynard’s magnitude as the principal “.Cheyenne” tells of a young pian whose greatest ambition is to compete in the Wyoming ro.undup. There are plenty of obstacles

put in his path, including the girl

and the opposition.-’•faetion-, There 1/ a , re wild rides dovyii'•ffhe street f' of Cheyenne, competitive riding and racing under the most tions, and the romance intei'wpyen.vß” to make the fastest moving" picture Maynard has ever made. Others seen in ‘‘CheyenneV are .Gladvs ... McConnell, Les Bates, i. ,• Charles Whittaoker, and Billy Fralley. Gharßm- ■R; dpcer for First National Pictures. 01/ie - usual ; ;good supporting programme Ywfj, also "X