AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 November 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

At Ki E COOGAN l.\- - “TROl'l ILK” TO-NIGHT. , ti: " Freat-t of all screen ' 111 '!<■*->•. Jackie Coogan will appear m Ins latest success ••Trouble'’ at the iin cess I heati'c. Jackie commences ! a small hoy m an orphanati". ami lie Inis a dog. Watch him ! out-general the tvrant overseer. who j orders the due out. The doc .seems j to enjoy it as well. Then the orphanace i- dishanded. and the Kids are all disposed 01. .laekie is the last to he "anted, and lie j. taken bv lovely Idoria Hope, u la. is a hnitai plumber's lnle. She hopes that a child will •oiten in.s hard heart. "Wallace Bcory as the hrntal pluinher is wonderful. Do Von tear that Jackie cels ill-treat-ed:- .No chance! lie throws ovor.v- ---| thine hilt the lloor at his l.rutal dad. | and at last puts hint to sleep with a neatly-directed flowerpot. Cali you imagim* ,1 nekjc earning live dollars as a pluinher.' Watch him dealing with the bursting waiter pip.--, and lloat- • njl round on a benzine case in the Hooded Cellar as if lie were on a Venetian gondola. The Court scene in which Jackie gives evidence makes him a modern miracle. A specially selected programme ol' supports will aDo he shown and patrons are advised to come early to secure a wood seat. Dn Timr-dav .Mary Carr, the ".Mother” of ‘'Over the Hill" will lm seen in her latest release “Silver Wines.” This is her greatest picture to date. The orchestra will render a line programme and prices are as usual.