AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 June 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD'S PICTURES. j 50.000 MILKS WITH THE PRINCE j OF WALES. i TO-NIGHT. To-night at the- Princess Theatre tho official record of one of the most memorable, historical, instructive, interesting and enjoyable super-travel pictures “50,000 Miles with the Prince of Wales” will he presented. The following cable was received from Buckingham Palace on June loth. “The I rinec of Wales is glad to hear that the official film record of his tour is shortly to be shown in New Zealand, and hopes that those pictures will recall to J many the happy times he spent during his first visit.” The picture shows the large cheering multitudes surging round the Prince to get a handshake, or even a glimpse of their future King. Tha Prince and his car ploughing through thousands of admirers of all classes and creeds. The gigantic j battleship making the sensational passage through the world-famous Panama Canal. The Gallant Battleship defying tho fierce Australian Bight and tearing through mountainous seas. The. uproariously funny ceremony of the • iPninee “crossing the T.ine.”—he js j shaved with a. big razor and ducked in the big tank. The sereaminglv funny burlesque of the Renown’s officers of the great Maori halm at Rotorua and wonderful pictures of all the countries the Prince visited in gala array,—dances, ceremonies and rituals of the most extraordinary nature, which we may never have the opportunity of seeing again are shown in this wonderful him production. The prices of admission . nro- Dross Circle Is fid. stalls Is, plus , tax with Box Plan at McTMosh’s, confectioner.