AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 January 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DOUG LAS FAIRBANKS—-TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A special United Aitists’ eight reel leal me will lie presented at the Princess Theatre to-night, entitled ‘‘(.'no ot the Blood" starring the greatest of all athletic artists Douglas Fair--1 links in the leading role. He is ably supported, by beautiful Marjorie Daw. Fairbanks plays the part of William Brooks, who is an epicure in sensation. Hi likes it sizzling. He is a friend of the firemen, the pet of the policemen, and is known to every rough-house in his city. The picture starts off with the wildest nightmare over conceived by the mind of man—then rush to a fire —then a raid on an underworld, dive—then a. raid to clean up bandits in Mexico— then he runs a revolution in Kniope. The pace i- a killer, the speed is tei rifle, the comedy is immense.

‘‘.M A XSI.AUG 1 ITF.Iv.” Cecil li. Do M.ille’s masterpiece. ‘‘Manslaughter’’ will be shown at the Princess Theatre to-morrow night. A picture that will stir you as you have never been stirred before that will amaze you with its beauty, ami bewilder you with its magnitude. So big in story, in cast, in production and in dramatic force that words are powerless to describe it. The master-work of a master-producer made from the best selling novel. The biggest screen entortaiumnt of the year. The cast includes Thomas Mcighan, Beatrice Joy, T.ois Wlisnn, John Miltoni. George Fawcett, Julia Faye. Edytho Chapman. Jack Mower, Casson Ferguson. Dorothy Cumming. Mickey Moore, ,Jnines Neill. Sylvia Ashton. Prices;—-Dress circle ‘2s 2d, stalls Is Bd. Children (id.