The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 25, 1934, Page 8

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By William Ferguson AT THE MOVIES | “Lady Killer’ Is Based |‘Fury of Jungle’ On Hollywood Player; At Capitol Friday \ “Lady Killer,” James Cagney's new | “Fury of the Jungle,” which will be ‘Warner Bros. picture, tomorrow at |Shown at the Capitol Theatre Friday the Paramount theater, is the actual | 204, Saturday ‘matinee only) is an story of a well-known Hollywood | emisuing Soe St mee @creen player, according | 2 ‘kgtound, to gossips. | sp} ting. abl it Ae hat 4s, the part in which the hero/velrmotivated'story, makes a miraculous climb to stardom! tts locale is Malango, a village deep by means of self-authored stacks of|in the jungle wilderness of Matto fan mail. Rosalind Shaffer, the| Grosso, at the head of the Amazon suthor, however, only smiles and says |river in the interior of Brazil. Its nothing when questioned, except that characters are derelicts and despera- she didn’t get the idea for the story does who have fled to this port of out of the thin air. missing men to escape paying the In spite of the fact that “Lady | penalties of their crimes. There they Killer,” which is now at the Para- live 2 life of brutality and fear, with mount theater, is a story about men | each man concerned only for himself. @nd women, not animals, there are more monkeys in the picture than there are actors. In fact, the simians jutnumber the two-legged upstand- ang members of the cast about three to one. It required James Cagney, Mae Clarke and nine other important players to handle the human side of | the story of “Lady Killer,” but there | re 36 monks who play an important |nd comical part in the drama. Ask Margaret Lindsay—she knows! ‘There's never a drag or a slow mo- ment in a Cagney picture—motion Picture fans know that by now—but the speed and pace of “Lady Killer” is enough to make this production easily the fastest and, in many ways, the most gripping of Cagney’s recent dramas. “Lady Killer” is a splendid sombination of the Cagney in “Public Enemy,” “Taxi,” “The Crowd Roars,” “Picture Snatcher” and “Footlight Parade.” When the picture opens, Alan Dinehart is the kingpin of the vil- lage. His word is law. His hench- |man is Harold Huber, another vicious |character; Toshia Mori, a half-breed | girl, is the belle of this depraved vil- lage. Donald Cook and Peggy Shannon Play the two leading roles capably and effectively, and so well do the | various supporting players enact their Parts that it would be difficult to divide honors equitably. 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