NEW REGENT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 720, 20 July 1929, Page 14

NEW REGENT

FIRST DAY OF “WOLF SONG”i ‘ l “\Volf Song." a tale of romance ini‘ sunny Mexico. with Lupe Velez and] Gary Cooper heading the cast. is the. big attraction at the New Regent Theatre this evening. The; story commences when the Wanderlust grips Sam Lash. :1. big rungy pionoer youth, played by Caryl Cooper. He packs up a few belongings{ and leaves his Kentucky cabin homal telling a. friend that he doesn't want to‘ be "tied down.” l Two years late-r he is riding downl from the hills toward the sleepy Mexi-j Ciln town of Taos in company with twol other trappers, “'olheim and Roman—3 off. They talk of the “white liklmr andl brown women” to be found in the town. In a beautiful Spanish house in‘ the [own lives Lola Salazar (Lupe Velez), daughter of Don Solomon Salazar. Lupe spurns her ardent but efferninate )lexiczln lover. Russell Colombo. Through a window she watches the approaching trappers. Gary particularly interests her. There is a public dance that night. Gary and Lupe meet. She sings to him; they dance: they fall in love. Her father appears and takes Lune away from Gary. Latnr that night Gary and Lupe elopn. riding away to tho mountains. ‘xVolhc-im and Ronianoff follow thorn a)?! \Volheirn and Gary fight over Lupe. \‘olheim loses and the youngr pair are married at Bent's Fort. The lure of the trail is too much for ('lary. Married life is tnn tame. Lupe tries to hold him, but his decides to leave for the open spares Away from hr-r, though. he relenis. :I.an resolves to roturn tn hnr zit Bont’s Fort. On tho w.-_v he onr‘onnters two hostile Inrlinns. nncl ongngos in FL terrific fight with thmn and wins. but loses his horse. I'lo walks to tho Fort, nearly (lead from his wounds. The traders at the fort toll Cary that lit-‘l‘ father came and took Lupe away. ‘ "\\'olf Sonz's" sound fmatnros are r-Xw-llnnt. Thorn is no dialogue. lH2t lhm‘o are fivn songs. of whinh "Y 0 To Arno," sun: in English by Miss \‘rllrlz. is the 11mm? song. It was written by Till-hard Vl'hiting. well-known New York ballad Composer. .\ nuinlw-r of exceptionally intDrPst—ing talkie l'gntures will ho prosontr—d on thn now prngran‘nne. inc-hiding: an—-othr-r lr‘atho Sound News and Audio llovinw: :J l'nrumnnnt short all—talking r-ommly c-ntitlrul “Thr‘ T’ushor in the Fare": a dramatic sketch hy “'ultnr Huston entitlpd "'l‘ho (":irnivul Man": also “Daisy Boll." an animated cartoon with sound ufl‘vcts.