The Water Hole (1928)

"Taming a shrew" with desert backgrounds. Philip Randolph attempts to master Judith Endicott. She suspects a kidnapping plot, but likes cave-man methods, so shortly they find themselves actually lost on the desert, tragic death facing them and would-be rescuers. Fine desert scenes, a novel color sequence, and good work by Jack Holt, Nancy Carroll and John Boles make this Zane Grey story excellent, clean entertainment.

Photoplay November 1928