AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

PdLi-ARD’S PICTURES.

COIUNNE (JRIFFTHS MONDAY

The Broadway Bubble,” with the

adorahlo and accomplished Corinnw Griffith in the strongest and most fascinating role it her uotahle career, is a new Meat offered by the. Princess Theatre. Monday. It is beyond questinn the star’s greatest achievement in photophi.v. and will intrench her still stronger it. le hearts of lovers of good, wholesome pictures. There will he m> disappoint nent in “The Broadway Bubble." it is more than unusual and novel and oven enthralling. Tt abounds in strong and dramatic situations and provides".liss Griffith with the best opport njiiti’S sh ' has yet had. Tn assuming a dual role of twin sisters, both of them appearing in the same scenes, she is provided with double the opportunity o display wonderful gowns, the wearing of which she makes an art. A strong supporting programme will aNo lie shown including the latest Bathe Gazette. X.. Gazette, and a lug two I-,.el romedv featuring Harold l.loyd euitlcd “The Eastern Westerner.” Bollard’s Symphony Orchestra will play a very select programme, including several operatic selections.

MM.EAN’S PIOTURPS

Wild) CAT OK BAH IS” TO-NIGHT

To-night Mr Mel.can presents a great irogramme headed by Briseelln Dean in “The Wild Cat of Baris.” It is one ol the most sensational prodmtions of recent years. Gripping as a garotte hot as (’avenue swift as a bullet Baris to the very life. The Hoyden of the sloms, the modern .loan of Arc. the despisor of men. In addition there will be a comedy “Trouble (Bubbles” an International News and the third episode of the serial “The Diamond Queen.”

The Orchestra will give a special musical programme.