CAPITOL

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 155, 21 September 1927, Page 14

CAPITOL

BUCK JONES AND CLARA BOW California scenery that only , , of the residents in the immediate yW ity have seen and which is practice' Jh'ver visited tourists because ns inaccessibility w shown in "Hill/ Peril," Fox Film! latest W extern drama -cam. Buck Jones. These scenes wen made at the Xat urai Bridges ov?r Coy ot « Creek, a tribii DUCK aones tary of the Stanis lau River m Sonora. To reach th«L bridges it was necessary to v/-! motor-trucks seven miles away ana pack all equipment on horses mules for nve and a-half miles. Th last mile End a-half -aas made with everybody afoot and Indians from sev eral nearby reservations carrying thl luggage and equipment. In these scenes Jones did some of Inmost daring acting as it was necessari for him to swim beneath the su-facTof a river which was atiame with burnin • alcohol. Lambert Hillyer directed this pro auction, which is being shown at tki Capitol Theatre. Wesley Ruggles, who brought the rea atmosphere of the American college a the screen in The Pe: cemakers series' directed "The Plastic Age." B i Schulberg’s recent release, which is ah, being shown at the Capitol Theanre' It is an adaptation of Percy Marks' novel and virtually all of the Interest which made his book so popular habeen retained in the screen version'’ The all-star cast includes Clara Eo* Donald Keith. Mary Alden. Henry t;' Walthall, Gilbert Roland. David B-th-