AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

j•-’ ■ ■ A\ I'.IJXIJ.SDA V AND 'IT! I'RSDA V. A Double Still' I’rngramnie will In presented mi Wednesday'. Bessie Bari isc.'ilo in “Tangled Threads” and \V. s '. Hart in "Tlio Last t‘nril. ’’ “Tangled '1 broads" story of a neglected w if' who thought -he eoiilil play tlie same ''.'line a-, her hu-hand mid found 1 al to her sorrow that it was impossiHo. His love had grown cold for her, mid lie found a cal Kind, dinner more attractive. mid Ihe wife, in hold liim for lie sahe of the child, condescends to piny his game with one of Jior admirers and thus arouses his jealousy. But her admirer proves lo he a false friend and she is rmnpruini-ed with (he result that iTe husband obtains a divorce and wins the custody of tile child. Me doesn’t I rcali/.c that he was responsible for the torn if affair-. Tim broken-hearted I wife end mother, deonved of her chill, la comet a nurse in a children's hospi t"I so as to give her pent-up maternal love full expression. Time heals every wound, and eventuallv the father and motlier are reunited by their litihlor. William S. Hail al-n makes ids npjteariini e on the same hill of fare in "The Last Card." The story of a sun of the west who told a lie so that the girl would never know her brother was a thief. On Thursday 1). I). Griffiths masterpiece of roaiiineo “The I.eve ITowoi” starring diieiiard BartJielme-s . and Carol Dempster. The storv of a girl who knew no fear, who looked death in the eye to save one she loved. Vivid, glorious ami unbelievably lovely underwater scenes in sunlight .southern waters. Three men and a girl stranded in a lonclv i-le. Superb eqiiaforial scenery. Griffith's Master Hand at iis best. Usual prices.