AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 January 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

A OOLDWYN SUPER SPECIAL -MONDAY. On Monday next u Gohhvyn super special drama adapted from tlie story by Gouverneur Morris entitled " Y.: 1 - low Afcn mid Gold” and starri-ig Helen Clrarwiek and Richard Rix ■will bo presented for one night only. An absorbing narrative of dangerous days! Omiverneur Morris, the author, takes u< to the blue south seas where soil trade winds blow eternally oyer graced til palms and rolling dunes. In ibis pea eel ul setting In* has built a vivid drama of fighting men and buried gold that stands out from the serene tropical background like a fiery comet in an ebony night. To ie drugged and thrown into an eddying harbour, and to wake up in the arms of a beautiful princess of dreams, was the strange ox]dim nee of the young author, Parrish. Ii seemed only ve<terday that Pate siepped in to icarrange the peaceful regularity of ]>.'« life. The murdered stranger from whom he got tlm treasure map: '.!>■' '•rally old sea dog and Ids cronies in a horn ho had placed :■ I'ooiisli trust the drugged wine and the midnight struggle for life at the harbour's edgi . the icy plunge. Ami now he found himself in the rescuing arms < f t’,« most fascinating girl lie had ever seen. A special supporting programme v,-fTI idsu he shown including the serial "The Lion Man,” latest topioals to 1 a two reel comedy. Orchestral selections ami usual prices.