AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

PEERLESS PICTURES.

PRINCESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT

SPEOJAI, THREE STAR- PROGRAMME. Throe big atraetions will ho presented at the Princess Theatre by the Peer less Pictures this (Wednesday) evening Such a programme was neVer yet submitted to a Hokitika audience. A mutual masterpiece do luxe which teatimes such notable screen stars as William Russell and Charlotte Burton in “The Lore Hermit” who will be renvy einbored as the star ol “Mv h ighting Gentleman.” and ‘-The Craving.” It is a stirring story of Wall Street Magnates and tells the inevitable love story. How a young man falls in love with his employer’s daughter. How the daughter spurns him and his employer charges him with compromising the daughter, leaving the young man with a hitter heart towards all women Years pass and Tom managed to bring Bolton and his daughter to ruin, but the daughter goes to him on her knees and love brings the two together in a very pretty finale. Two other, . stai features will be shown “The Hills of Glory,” with Helen Rosson in the lending ‘ role, and “The Matrimonial Shock,” a Vogue Comedy, that will reward patrons with a full burst ol clever comedy, the whole making a pro gramme of great interest and well up tp the high standard'’of previous presentments. The orchestra will supply an attractive programme of incidental nmsic.