" Now that it is law," he said, "
bibitlon never will be dispensed with
and in the future it will he better
enforced ."
wHiore prohibition had not been
j u j]y enforced, he said, officials have
bad to cope with organized lawless
nesg
jack Holt, virile Paramount star,
bas been seen in many unique roles
pro
iJACK HOLT PEARLER IN
HIS LATEST PICTURE
u] ng
| bag equalled in general interest his
imper sonation of Robert Kendall, a
ar] fjsber in the South Pacific 1s
landg in hig ] a t e st Paramount picture,
«« The ' Man Unconquerable."
rp be scenes of the new picture,
foun d e d on a storv by Hamilton
Smithi are ) a jd in the pearling
g round s of the South Sea Islands,
w jj ere authorities conspire with
£b j e y e s and the only law is the law
of m igbt. This condition provides
amp j e opportunities for a story chock
£l ,jj o£ tense situations, and two-fist
ed re d-blooded action.
There is a fighting Swede charac
ter p i aye d by Clarence Burton who
enga ges in several pugilistic encoun
te ,: g wIth Mr Holt, the star. Rita
Durand, a French girl played by
gylvia Breamer. whose father owns
a pear island concession, supplies
j ove interest.
