AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES.

\ Fifteen Arizona cowboys, genuine J products of the western range, have JL- a new^rwpe(?t'foip'-the'-HoHywood-itio-. » tipnipicture variety of their breed fol- \ lowirigthejf • experience with George O’Brien and his company fcf fellow playpra who spent a month in the Ariapha filming ‘‘“Riders Of The Purple Sage,’V Ofßrien’s new Fox -action-; romance wihch will be the attraction at the Princess -Theatre to-night. The fifteen - native cow hands were v'employed for the picture after the. £ company 1 reached its location camp.. They fioined a smaller group of riders imported from Hollywood, -th^' "group beiriaWmade up of five men regularly, by- Fox. for all O’Brien’s pictures, and for work * as > horsepien and - trainers on the Fox £>)'■ ranch. These, men with V O’Bffen, make up otte of the'smartest,, hardiest .ridingj: and iibst aggressive v poll?.teams in the west. In addition to thelf haastery of this Arduous game each, f is a rodeo champion at roping,, btiltdogging, wild -horse riding, arid other test|; of western ; skill. And each can play, tunes with a Colt’S .45. - this .fanfous romance 'Marguerite Churchill,, Noah Bepry arid YvPhiie Pelieiier arb. featured With O’Brien in the cast. Hamilton MacFadden di- ’> redwl. ", "• v-r #;• ■ --