AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 June 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

I “THE THREE .MUSKETEERS” ! A FIXE I’ICTUR E. The IVilicosx Theatre held a delight--0,1 audience last night when “The Thioe Musketeers 7 ’ was screened. It was a splendid presentation of scenes at tlie 1 -iiri of Trance before the revolution some 300 years ago. It is a remarkably faithful reproduction of stirring scenes produced with a wealth of detail and lungniliceuee that made the I'ictu.e stirring and enthralling right taimigh the twelve reels that comprise the picture, and which took over 2j hour to present. As D’Artagnan. the Gascon, the favorite Dougins Fairbanks r ' |, ' t 'a a hue role and lie imI’aru d enough humour to keep the nu--111 a simmer of appreciation and e.'vpct taLmn t hroiighout. The prineipsl ligur- were a I -II v. lil east, the King, the (at diiml. the Queen, Riehefmi. Buckingham and the [line dashing .Musketeer:--. 'I he ii all was a [ ictur liiat i- one <4 the iinest preM-ldathm- I hi veil. It i> i., , ; i!, 1 | ;l . -veil hy all pi tore love;-. U a clean, whole-smue prosej.ilarhni in the liie oi hilly France, cxielletitly phriogrn plied and produce.l. "The Three Mu-kcicers'’ will he again produced at the I’rinro.-s Theatre this ‘•Thursday" evening.