AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 August 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

THE SI LENT VOW," WEDNESDAY

On Wednesday :u. the 'Princess Theatre I’.vo of the most pojmlar screen artists William Duncan and I'ldith Joliusoii who will be remembered for their special work in serials will be featured in a. complete photoplay of the Great Xorth West, entitled "The Silent Vow.” This is the story of Dick Stratton, Trooper in the famous NorthWest Mounted Police, who is ordered to "Get” the Gorson Brothers, who lie believes murdered his father. A talc of grim, unerring vengeance, and adventure by llond and field. All sorts of stupendous, spectacular scenes. The dynamiting of an entire mile of mountain stream, the crash over the falls tf the villains in their ranee, the dance at t! <• trading post, daring feats of iior-.e-

tli ol- h Ifi. On Thursday next D. W. Griffith’s latest masterpiece "One Exciting Might,” eleven reels of the wildest excitement, mystery, romance, laughter, thrills, will be present for one night only. You will shake with laughter, quiver with suspense, tremble with excitement, and the storm climax—all the furies of Mature as if plucked from the skies and transfixed on the screen. The lashing tempest, whipping Winds, shredding lightning holts, lift you grip you—hold you. The prices for this great picture are circle 2s 2d, stalls Is Sd, children Is Id. Seats can he reserved at Mclntosh’s.

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