AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

"TilK MAX FROM BEYOND,” TO-NIGHT. 11 olid ini, the great Handcuff King, who is known all over the world as the master magician, plays the leading pa. t in si special feature to-night at the Princess Theatre entitled "The Mail From Beyond.” Xita Naldi and Jane Connelly share the honours with Hondini in thi- wonderful special. The pieturo is packed, jambed crowded with new, startling, and dare-devil feats of spectacular appeal. It is the extraordinary story of the man who came to life after one hundred years. This is the fantastic but fascinating concern' : ui of the man who lay frozen in a block of ice for a hundred years and. by the strange chances of fate, is released ami comes to life again. The sensational swim through the swirling rapids of the Niagara. The titanic feat of the rescue of the girl on the brink of the mighty Niagara Falls. This has been compared to the ice floe scene in "Way Down East.” Further chapters of the great serial “The l.ion Man” will also he shown together with a good two-reel comedy. The orchestra will play the incidental selections and usual prices will ho charged. On Wednesday will be screened ihc Goldwvn super feature, ".Milestones,” and on Thursday, William Farnum will bo seen in the Fox special, "If 1 were King.”