“THE RIVER’S END.”
“The River’s End,” at the Royal to-night, is from the'famous story by James Oliver Garwood. It is a smashing drama of God’s Country, of ihe, snow wastes of the frozen North,- of (he edge of civilisation, where there are no traditions, and men ‘meet life with all the strength of soul within them, virile men who may be good or bad, but whatever they are, they are strong. In Ibis special Marshall Neilan feature, Lewis Stone plays the dual role of John Keith, the hunted man, and Derwent Connistor, of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, the hunter. Extra, “The Terror Trail.” Usujil px-ices.
While working in his new picture, HJubilo,” to lie shown on Monday night, Will Rogers appeared on the
lot at the Goldwyn studios one morning ' with a brand new rope. This is an important factor in Mr Rogers’ work. The members of his company quickly learned that it was also an article to be regarded with a great deal of respect. Will Rogers’ prowess with a rope will be seen in “Jubilo.” Usual prices.
On Friday next, “The End of the Road” will be screened.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2400, 4 March 1922, Page 3
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191“THE RIVER’S END.” Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2400, 4 March 1922, Page 3
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