AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 July 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

‘Tt[E STOILM”—-TO-NIGHT. Tlio super Universal .jewel production '‘ Tliii Storm’’ starring Virginia Yalli, House Voters, and Mutt Moore will 1,-e presented a! the Princess Theatre tonight. ’■ Iho Krorm” will sweep volt no in the intensity of its diama, thrill you with its stark reulistu. awe you with tile majesty of a vast outdoors, and make your pulse drum a liveh tune in your temples uith its adventurous situations. Only mice in a very long period is there a picture that holds a greater appeal for men than tor women, such a picture is ‘'The Storm." The plot is from T.angdon McCormick's singe success, hut man never built n stage set that could catch the hurtling smashing drama of this stupendous photoplay, no mortal tongue or mortal type is adequate to <!• ern this picture. House Peters as the woodman does better work than in any previous production, and it is difficult to understand why so roman tic a figure as House Peters is not one of the gioat idols of tin' screen. He possesses heroic size, is not a posiier. has chisel cut. features and attains a high degree of realism in his character p- rtravals. The prices to-night are: Circle 2s 2d; Stalls Is t?d and Children v, ill be admitted downstairs for 6d.