REGENT THEATRE

Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 April 1941, Page 2

REGENT THEATRE

“UNTAMED.” Sinclair Lewis’s famous story ‘Mantrap,” has been translated into an exciting and intriguing picture under ■he title, “Unlamed,” co-starring Ray Milland, Patricia Morison and Akim Tamiroff, will be shown tonight. The picture is announced as one of the more . important offerings for the current season and has been filmed entirely in technicolour. Backgrounded by the awsome, yet colourful North Canadian forests of the Rockies, it visualises the love of two mon—one

sturdy, single-minded hunter and guide, the other a sophisticated city society doctor —for a woman who, through a strange quirk of destiny, has named the guide, although her entire life has been spent in an atmosphere of fine clothes and modern city life. Immured in a tiny Northwest community she falls in love with this doctor, who represents everything worth while in life to her, but honour and affection for the third in this eternal triangle, acts as an unsurmountable bar to both in a consummation of their love. In a series of dramatic sequences the picture builds to a powerful climax, rich in entertainment values. The impressive grandeur of the mountains and forests of lie Rockies, and the co-starring three if Hollywood’s most popular person.litics, combine with the tense story io make “Untamed” an exciting and completely entertaining triangle ■drama.