AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

AXTTA STEWART MONDAY. Anita Stewart in “Playthings ot' Desting” tho First National Picture which will he* shown at the Princess Theatre on Monday has an unusually fascinating and interesting role. She plays the. part of Julio Laneau, a. teacher of a. backwoods school, who falls desperately in love with, and marries, a vacationer there. A woman claiming to i.o her husband's real wife, accompanied by a lawyer who testifies to the truth of tho claim, breaks her bubble of romance and drives her from her happy littlo home, out into a jiodlhern. blizzard. The storm beats her. but a Government ranger finds her, and she recovers in his cabin, where they aro snowbound for six weeks. Thou tho romanco of “The Playthings of Destiny” takes an ull ~ usual course and follows many different paths. Herbert Rawlinson plays tho part of- tho vacationer, and W alter McGrail the role of the Government employee. A Pa.the Gazette 1 and a two-reel Christie comedy entitled “Pure and Simple.” will also he shown. McLEAN’S PICTURES. BFBK DA NIKLS—TO-NIGHT. To-night at the Princess Theatre Mi McLean presents liehe Daniels in a Uoalart Paramount Picture “She Couldn’t Help It”. The picture how a pickpocket becomes the adopted daughter of a parson through a mistaken carriage, and the amusing situations bold your interest throughout. Included io litis programme are seine good supports, a Topical Budget, an Outing Chester Scenic, a Bray Studios Dictograph and Magazine, and a Comedy, entitled “The Bullfighter.” The Orchestra will supply a select programme of music.