Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-07-30 | Page 21 | Rin-Tin-Tin at Victory Saturday

Tin Rin-Tin-Tin at Victory Saturday I I The famous dog Hin Tin Tin opens at the Victory theatre Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- Sat Sat- in The Clash of the Wolves The scene is laid in the Southwest cattle country and the swift action action action ac ac- ac- ac tion moves against a background of burning buining beauty There are gorgeous gorgeous gorge gorge- gorgeI I I ous views of the painted desert and a thrilling spectacle In the sight of a forest fire in the tIre high Sierras The fire drives a fierce pack of wolves out from the forest down into the cattle lands r ravaging and marauding as they go Their leader i Is Lobo the role played by Rin Tin TinTin TinTin Tin Wounded he Is cared for by bya a lone prospector and the prospector prospectors prospector's prospectors prospector's tor tors tor's s love for his outlaw pet leads to dramatic complications that Are re alive with suspense and excitement June 1 Marlowe who has been the dog dogs dog's s leading lady on a number of oC other occasions again lends her herI I soulful beauty to the role of the I heroine and Charles Farrell Tarrell a newcomer newcomer newcomer new new- comer among leading men makes a sincere and attractive hero Heinie Heinle Conklin the veteran vaudeville vaudeville vaude vaude- vaudeville ville headliner supplies some joyous joyous joyous joy joy- ous comedy relief and the heavy villainies are well attended to by Pat Hartigan The picture was written by Charles A A. Logue and directed by byNo No Noel l Smith