AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

OORIXNK C; 1i 1 ITITI i MONDAY. On Monday next. at. the Princess Theatre tlio special attraction will he “It [-,ll’t Being Done Tliis Season,” starring the popular Corinne Griffith. "It isn't Heine Done This Season" furnishes Corinne Griffith with a vehicle in which she may wear many beautiful gowns. Many of the scenes are laid in .Smyrna, and the Oriental backgrounds furnish a striking contrast for-the ex quisitc fashions of the star. The story itself is one of drama, suspense, love and action. It depicts life in its severe! phases, shows the- routine of the stenographer, the glamour of the stage, the romance of a fashion model, the adventures of the tourist and the career of a society leader. The- photoplay is filled with surprises and holds the interest from the first- flash to the final elo-e out. Marcia Vontnor is a typical Corinne OrifTHli role, (lie type f?r which the star is renowned—highly emotional and offering ample material lor real expression. Nolle but a genu inc actress could depict the character, and none other than Corinne Griffith could do it justice. "T( Isn't. Being Done This Season'’ is a picture worth seeing. The orchestra will play a special programme. A grand supporting series ••nil also he presented including fhe popular serial "The Lion Man." Co M odnesdnv next a big special Fox produet ion starring Shirlev Mason in "Youth Must Have Love," will he sereetietl for one night only. On Thursday next the great ITiiver.saT racing story "The Kentucky Derby.” starring Reginald Denny will he the big attraction for all picture patrons.