AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

“-PLAYTHINGS of destiny.” MONDAY. “Plavthi»i4 s ol Destiny, ’ stalling Anita Stewart, will be the feature attraction at the Princess Theatre next Monday. This is a stirring romance of the flozcn North and the tropics, and permits the talented and beautiful star splendid opportunities to display her versatility. Tt is a dramatic picture which allows the assembly of players to flash their individual talent to advantage. Miss Stewart does some of the best work of her career on the screen, in the role of Julio Laneau, who is unwittingly led into marrying a man she did not love, when she was really the wife of another man she did love. She depicts the emotions of this woman tossed in the- malestrom of doubts and suspicions—a woman who has no chance, hut to believe that the man she loves with nil her soul, has tricked her into marriage when lie has a legal wife living. Her flight, from bis cabin through a raging blizzard, her losing fight against the elements, provides a series of tense moments. The picture presents a fine cast that includes Herbert Rnwlinson, Walter MeGrail. William V. Mong and others. A big supporting series will also ho shown including the latest Rathe Gazette and a' two reel Christie Comedy “T’uro and Simple”.