Charles Maigne directed the picture, which was filmed in the Jackson Hole cattle country of Wyoming. Following the completion of the ranch shots, the company returned to Hollywood, where the interior scenes were photographed. Patricia Palmer, Vora Daniel, Robert Schable, Leonard Clapham, Guy Oliver, and Robert Mack are in the cast. The picture will be shown at the Kenworthy theatre next Thursday and Friday. A romantic and exciting tale of the west, this play offers great opportunities as well for comedy. The idea of cowpunchers on motorcycles trying to rope steers, a modern idea of ranching, with filing systems and the like; the rancher who dresses like a gentleman of fashion—all supply mirthful moments which contrast with the tragedy at the end and the trial which results in the vindication of the hero from complicity in the killing at a dance of the worthless husband. Julien Josephson, who scenarized "The Old Homestead," also wrote the continuity for "The Cowboy and the Lady." 