“Clancy of The Mounted” Continues to Thrill Fans

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7278, 4 October 1933, Page 5

“Clancy of The Mounted” Continues to Thrill Fans

KOSY SERIAL TELLS OF LAW IN SWIFT DRAMA OF LUMBER LAND “Clancy of the Mounted,” Universal’s thrill-studded serial of the • tall timber country, based on the famous Robert W. Service poem, is still pleasing Kosy fans when it screens with the Saturday programme and provides a raging torrent of action. With brawny Tom Tyler garbed in the scarlet of North-west Mounted Police Sergeant Clancy, fury itself is unleashed as mountainous log-jams, the daggers of half-breed treachery, cracking rifles and dooming river rapids come crashing in a most exciting film. Golden-haired Jacqueline Wells, William Desmond,, Earl McCarthy, Leon Duval, W. L. Thorne, Rosalie Roy and Francis Ford are all there with Tom to make it the most engaging mystery thriller.

Sergeant Clancy's brother is falsely accused of murdering a rich prospector, and the Sergeant, facing the assignment of bringing in his own kin, determines to solve the mystery with the aid of the murdered man's beautiful daughter.

Watch the splinters fly in this swift drama of the lumber country—where the Mountic is law—and where law is scarce. Thg king of all the serialmakers, Henry Macßae, serves it to you. Ray Taylor directed.