GRAND THEATRE
DEATH DEFYING EXPLOITS IN THRILLING AUTO STORY CHARLES JONES STARRING Auto racing provides the plot for "High Speed," new Charles Jones vehicle coming to the Grand Theatre 1 on Monday. The colourful locale of the famous national speedway with its cheering crowds, flashing helmets, speeding cars, high-powered hetting and tense exeitement serves as thq background for a mile-a-minute speed story. To break the tape at the finish line meant life, love and fortune for Bill Toomey. Death defying exploits are featursd in a story in which men's reputations are the spoils of a racetrack victory and brawn battles with the cunning brain of a gambling ring that "fixes" races and sacrificcs lives to gain i±s-nefarious ends. Charles Jones who has won an enviable reputation as the foremoet delineator of thrill-packed western roles temporarily dismounts from the wellknown "Silver" to give his fans new thrills via another medium — auto racing. His feminine interest is the blonde Loretta Sayers. Supporting roles are p'layed by Wallace MacDonald, double-croissing memher of the Preston Motor Company; William
Walling, genial owner of the company; Ward Band in a comic police part; Martin Faust, Eddie Saint and Pat O'Malley.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 414, 24 December 1932, Page 7
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194GRAND THEATRE Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 414, 24 December 1932, Page 7
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