Rangle River, a feature movie filmed in Rawdon Vale in the 1930, will be brought to life in all its black and white glory by the Gloucester District Historical Society Museum.
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The film will be shown at 2pm and 7pm on Friday, August 16. Admission is $6, with the film's run time at 86 minutes.
Visitors and movie-goers will be invited to check out the refurbished display in the museum before watching the film in the recently completed archive and research centre.
For further information, contact the museum on 6558 9989.
Starring American actor Victor Jory and newcomer Australian actress Margaret Dare, the western style film was shot predominately at Rawdon Vale on the outskirts of the town. With its rolling hills and ample cattle, the location was perfect. Local farmers were used as extras in the film to look after the cattle. The film premiered later that year.
The film was recently featured in the Manning River Times and MidCoast Stories video series Our History, Our Memories.
