EVERYBODY’S

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 649, 29 April 1929, Page 15

EVERYBODY’S

“CHEYENNE” An exciting and romantic story of the American “West,” entitled “Cheyenne,” is now being shown at the Everybody’s Theatre, starring Ken Maynard. The picture tells of a young man whose greatest ambition is to enter for the annual rodeo at Cheyenne. He meets with a young woman who has pluckily been racing her father’s horses, trying to get enough prizemoney to pay pressing debts. An opposition faction employs every means possible to prevent him from participating in the events, but after many adventures he manages to elude them. By a peculiar circumstance he is chased by the police, but escaping them he wins a coach race for the girl. It is the big event of the day, and brings the girl the money she needs. The scenes of the rodeo, bucking bronchos, roping, steer-thro wing, and other events, are typical of the life of the early Western country Chief among the interesting supporting pictures is another episode in "The Mystery Rider” serial.

Teamed for the first time in their career, Lolores Lei Rio and Charles Farrell give a remarkable performance in the stellar roles of “The Red Lance” Fox super production. Separately and together these two young people hold the audience spellbound by their fine characterisations. She as the peasant girl who becomes the famous “Red Lancer of Moscow,” and he as the Grand Duk' 1 Eugen, whom she tries to 6a v© from the vengeance of the people.