AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

•1 ,\.M GUILTY,” TO-NIGHT. Muhlon Hamilton and Louise Glaum art* featured together to-nioiit in a great mv:story play, "I am Guilty, produeed by J. Barker Read, junr. ■i. am Guilty" is a thrilling lay i•• rv .story of a .somewhat different type, it was written by Bradley Kin-, prominent magazine contributor ami playwright, directed by .lack Nelson and photographed by ('harks J. Stumer, one of the must artistic cameramen in the business. In her newest vehicle, -Miss Glaum plays the part nl a neglected wile who accepts the invitation of a friend from the days of the chorus to take a last fling al pleasure. At a party. Connie MacNair (Miss C’l.ium) is insulted by Teddy Garrick, her host (.Joseph Ivilgour) and she suffers a horrible burn (rein a glowing brazier whiic struggling with the man. The burn proves her undoing Vi lien Garrick is killed, supposedly by Connie, and Connie’s body reveals the secret to AlacN'air. This situation, one oi the ino-t powerful ever enacted *ielore the camera, brings the talents oi Mi s Glaum, .Mahlon Hamilton, her loading man, and little Mickey .Moore, into full play. Ali.-s damn's supporting cist includes. beside Kilgour. Ilamilloii and lillle Mickey Moore, sueh tnveriTe.. as Claire Dußrey. If Mill Stunt house, rgo Cooper and Afay lb pkin-. Another episode of the popular serial, "The Lion Mail” and a good comedy completes a line programme. The orchc-tra will be heard in several new selection . and usual prices will he charged. On Wednesday next Jackie Coogan will appear in Ids latest hig succors "Trouble’’ and on Thursday next a special William Uox production ‘‘Silver Mings,” starring Mary Carr. the mother of "(Ivor the Hill.”