The Man from Monterey (Warner Bros.) (1933)

You’ll leap to your feet. . . as the Rough Rider Rides Again! We dare you to keep your seat when six-feet-two of horny-fisted he-man swings into action —lassoes twirl, broncos buck, knives flash, hoofs fly, guns blaze and all the zip of frontier days gallops across the screen with lightning quick speed! More exciting than “The Big Stampede” and “Somewhere in Sonora” put to gether. Don’t miss— with RUTH HALL LUIS ALBERNI DONALD REED Another 4-Star Western Distributed by Vitagraph, Inc. \ if A A N l} i eS ee —) Z a ; ~ ™ ~ Cut No. 8 Cut 40c Mat 10c 230 Lines U. S. Cavalry Used in "Man From Monterey" The U. S. cavalry played a most important part in the founding of the West, especially in California where renegade cattlemen seized vast land estates and held them until the government stepped in to protect the rightful owners. This is brought out in interesting fashion in “The Man From Monterey,” a Leon Schlesinger four-star Western production which comes to the.... Theatre on.... John Wayne, popular Western star, plays the leading role and has with him, as usual, his wonder horse, “Duke.” Others in the capable supporting cast include Ruth Hall, Donald Reed, Nina Quartero, Luis Alberni, Francis Ford and others. Special Music Written for Western Thriller “he Man From Monterey,” the Leon Schlesinger four-star Western featuring John Wayne and his wonder horse, “Duke,” now playing at the . Theatre, is one of the few Westerns ever filmed for which special music was composed. Among the specially written songs for this production is-a lilting Spanish Serenade with guitar accompaniment sung by Donald Reed to Ruth Hall, with the romantic title of “Forget Me Not.” he cast for “The Man From Monterey” includes John Wayne, Ruth Hall, Donald Reed, Nina Quartero, Luis Alberni, Francis Ford, Lafe McKee and Charles Whittaker. John Wayne and Ruth Hall in “The Man from Monterey,” a FourStar Western. Cut No. 2 Cut 30c Mat 10c (Advance Reader) “Man From Monterey” Tale of California — During Days of 1840 Huge ranches, comprising hundreds of thousands of acres and extending for miles along the Pacific Ocean, made up old California in the 1840's, the period of John Wayne’s latest four-star Western, “The Man From Monterey,” which will be shown.... at the ;.. < Theatre. ‘This “Western thriller was produced by Leon Schlesinger for Warner Bros. The drama of “The Man From Monterey,” in which Wayne has the role of an American army officer, is laid on one of these huge estates. Most of the scenes of the picture were actually taken on the wooded hillsides and rolling meadows of the former Rancho La Providencia, on which the Warner-First National studio now stands. See this two-fisted this rip These vast ranches were grants from the King of Spain to loyal subjects who desired to make their homes in the New World. Many of the grants went back into the eighteenth century. Later grants, after Mexico declared her independence from Spain in 1833, were made by the Mexican government on the same immense scale. California in those days was known as Alta California, or Upper California, and was the northernmost province of Mexico. Ruth Hall is John Wayne’s leading woman in “The Man From Monterey” as the beautiful Dolores Castanares. Other members of the cast are Luis Alberni, Donald Reed, Nina Quartero, Francis Ford, Lafe McKee and Charles Whittaker. Mack V. Wright directed the picture for Leon Schlesinger, the producer. Lesley Mason wrote the story and screen play. (Current Reader) 1840 Carriage Used in Runaway Scene in “Man From Monterey” RUTH. HALL WIS ALBERN + DONALD REED “=A 4-Star Western Distributed by Vitagraph, In in A STRAIGHT SHOOTING SAGA OF THE SADDLE son of the old west break the grip of the double-crossing Dons. .. charge into a bandit nest singlehanded. . . blaze his way to the kidnapper’s hideout and rescue the beautiful sefiorita. You'll thrill to every flashing second of roaring romance! = ae let An ancient Spanish carriage, nearly | 4 Cut No. 10 Cut 40c — Mat: 10e 2% one hundred years old, is one of the | j 222 Lines genuine old California relics used in \ “The Man From Monterey,” the : latest four-star Western production, starring John Wayne and his horse Duke, which is now playing at the fae + MNCAUTE. (Current Reader) “Man From Monterey” Based Upon Halcyon Old California Days Drawn by four horses, these lowslung vehicles were built to ride easily over the rolling roads of the 1840’s. Unlike other coaches, they had no. driver. Two _ postillons, mounted on the forward horses, served in place of coachmen. The coming of the Americans to California in the 1840’s and_ the troublesome land questions that arose during those years form the picturesque and dramatic background of “The Man From Monterey,” now playing at the .... Theatre, with John Wayne in the title role. As Captain John Holmes, of the American army of occupation, Wayne finds himself carrying on a private war against the Yankee land-grabbers who flocked into California,’and It was such a carriage as this swaying dizzily behind four maddened runaway horses, with two frightened women inside, that John Wayne as a U. S. cavalry officer stopped, at the risk of personal injury, in the early scenes of “The Man From Monterey” —and started the charming romance that makes one of the outstanding features of this story of early California. Ruth Hall has the part of the beautiful senorita who dazzles the eyes of the young American cavalry officer. Other important parts are played by Luis Alberni, Donald Reed, Nina Quartero, Francis Ford, Lafe McKee and Charles Whittaker. Leon Schlesinger produced the picture for Warner Bros. The direction was in the hands of Mack V. Wright, while Lesley Mason wrote the original story and screen play. Costly Set Built for "Man From Monterey” One of the most beautiful and costly sets ever built for a Western is the hacienda seen in “The Man From Monterey,” a Leon Schlesinger four-star Western starring John Wayne, which comes to the... . Mheatve=Next=, ~~ vice The house and grounds built in the Spanish style of 1848 soon after California passed from Mexican to American control, covers several acres of ground and is a striking example of the remarkable craftsmanship of the studio artisans. Ruth Hall plays opposite John Wayne in this super-Western directed by Mack V. Wright from the original story by Lesley Mason. The supporting cast includes Donald Reed, Nina Quartero, Luis Alberni, Francis Ford, Lafe McKee, Charles Whittaker and Duke, the wonder horse. Cut No. 5 IN ACTION-PACKED WESTERN Cut 30c | the reckless element among the Californians intent upon plundering the big ranchos. ‘lo complicate matters, Wayne falls in love with the lovely daughter of one of the Dons, and is forced to save her from an unwelcome marriage to one of her own countrymen. How he succeeds in doing so, with the assistance of Duke, his “wonder horse,” is one of the surprising highlights of this fast-moving, eventful picture. Ruth Hall has the leading feminine role opposite John Wayne, with Luis Alberni, Donald Reed, Nina Q-=.tero, Francis Ford, Lafe McKee and Charles Whittaker playing the other important parts. “The Man From Monterey,” produced by Leon Schlesinger for Warner Bros., was directed by Mack V. Wright, who is responsible for several of the earlier Wayne successes. In “The Man from Monterey,” at the Strand, John Wayne and “Duke,” the Miracle Horse, give Western fans one of the most exciting pictures in years. Mat 10c Page Three ¥ D> :