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AMUSEMENTS.

‘LESTOXES" \Y(•:nX 1-;SDAV. On Wednesday next a Goldwvn IF Lnxo new version of Arnold Bennett', famous play “Milestones” will be show i lor one night only. The film play is ; marvellous transformation of a work o; a genius to the screen. The idea oj presenting three generations, e.-fch t’ac mg the same problem, and each finding the eternal conflict of the weary wisdom of old age against the glorious vigour of youth, was due to the genius of Arnold Bennett. All through the fragrant story passes Gertrude Kliead—gentle, sweet, and hearing the endless remorse of her ruined romance; ruined because of the stubborn rule of a merciless old man. The tale has the garden sweetness of old flowers. It tells of the victory of love over the cruel craft of world-weary elders. The hopeless tight against new ideas. The hopeless task of parents who seek to manage the love alfaiirs of their children, and quench the business ideas of the younger generation. It is all lovely—quaintly bountiful iie-toms-gorgeous and picturesque dresses. On Thursday next William Fox preson Is William |-'arniiin in Justin lfinitly .'McCarthy's world famed romance; “ft I were King.” The .rowning achievement of William Farnurn’s brilliant. career. Orchestral selections and usual prices.

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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1923, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1923, Page 1

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