AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

“1 AM GUILTY,” MONDAY. Oil .Monday next a sensational Asso•'iaied Producers sptcial production “I am Guilty,” starring Malilon Hamilton ami Louise Glaum will lie the big attraction. .Miss Glaum plays the part of Connie Ma< Nair, a “somewhat different'’ show girl who settles down to married life with a man who fails to appreciate her woman’s need of affection and attention. While Robert AfaoAair i.Malik.it Hamilton) is away on a bn-iae.-s trip, Connie takes one last lling at pleasure, and through a melodramatic concatenation of circumstance- i- placed in a compromising situation. A wealthy clubman is killed ami C onnie l.clieves she is the murderess. How iira; I ley King has developed this sinrv through six reels of splendid my-tcy stispen.se and original dramatic situation is a joy to the jaded picture-goer who ha-; been used to having dished nil to him the same movie plot in a hundred different hut obvious gui-es. The work of .Miss Glaum, as said ho fore, is convincing, and the characterisation' "I her supporting casf especially Malilon Hamilton, Joseph Kilgoui, Ruth Sioiichoir-e. .Mav Hnnkins, George Cooper. Claire Rii-Brey and lit tie -Mickey -Moore are admirable. J A good supporting programme will al-oj bo shown, supported hv several new oreiiestral selections and usual prices will lie eharged. On Wednesday next .Taeliie Congan in ‘Trouble and on Thursday next Mary Carr, the mother of ••Over the Hill," in “Silver Wings,’’ should nltraet large audiences at ihe Princess Theatre.