AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

I AYKDNE-SDAY AX!) TUntSDAY. Perhaps no j.l;iv of recent years lias been more xucces-l ii! than the famous C'o!j ;t 11 and Harris nit 1 1•<!r;«iri.;11.j t<hum).v tiiau “(lllieer (job" which ha- ! «•'•»» been adapted to tile .screen with I •fouler Tom Aionr-t in lhe lending role. • i tl v. iil in- lie? eurathui at the I’ria'oca i )‘f oi Wednesday. ’‘t (fiber t KW” is a chronicle of a remarkable a:ric . of ct ciils which ha jiticiiod in a siuch mg'.t, hlicii a colh'lnaii crook uinl'Tlooli to roll a young millionaire of his os'! aill i t of rare ,>,iill>.ll ■■- -. Tom i Aiooiv is \ he t'ii.'!i ytitiiijc man who is t.e----j i'.f i l ’.. ! ami whii la: ivt'iiiicd I'rom ; i- jiuio!y ciitertaii’.mciit, hut its ,st|oh il : i . a n in ;I. (•-■. since to ill.1 many amis iae: sii aai ions which tin- : -tai'c version furnished a lot of original i in.-blent has b,i add I that will' re--1 ';iO.-1• i- wilh all .oalieliecs. Tom is ofl'creii I oi?- oi hi- 1.. r >!■( :n, 1 takes full :idI v: lira of oi t! ;<■ oiiti ontiiiitics presented. | A good sitppt I ''l. ’ - rit sv. id : iso 'it. j -howii. ami pi ias ar> a- usual. Oti Thur-day the mo-:. u-ai iounl piemre ~f :!i" yti.r. li:e ercat Universal .Jewel i.ioda :i.ui ‘-‘I )■■• diorm" Jarring Vir\:ii:i lo". • Peters and .Mati Ai<i;i!'• - '.ill he presented for one night o,:iv ' 111 :,rs!:';. I!.':-:!. It will sweep via nn in lie- intensity of its drama, thrill you v.tc.lt hs v.nrk realism. awe you '•■lilt the I i the vast outiloif'. aid make ymir pnl.-e drum a t;....!v inn ■ in ye ■ r pies with its at! vi nt unui-. -l ir c i 11; t; ;u [toll. Fh,- prices li.r ihi- bio feature are: ( ircie '.is . v| MI- Usd. and .-el a >i'!-( Ii ih Ire n will he j admit ted downstairs for t •<i.