AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 February 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

“OR AN D LA IiCENY”—MON DA Y. A special Goldwyn production starring beautiful Clario Windsor in “Grand Larceny” "ill 'be tlie big star feature for .Monday next. The picture is adapted from tire famous story by Albert T’ayson Terluime, a powerful drama of marriage and' disillusion ! The story of a spendthrift of love who found herself bankrupt. Does the law give a man toe right to kill his wife’s love? Should a man bo sent to gaol like any other thief for .stealing another mail’s wile ? 'l'lio worst of all things—a stealer of other men’s wive-! The story of a coquette who paid n price. A picture for every man and woman who lias ever tasted the hitter sweet of love. Patrons will be pleased to know that the first chapter, of the second series of the famous ‘•Leather Pushers” starring Reginald Denny will also he shown on Monday, and every .Monday following The finst! chapters of “The J.ion Man” will com] letc a very powerful programme. Orchestral selections and usual prices. PEERLESS PICTURES. OPERA HOUSE—TO-NTOMT. Peerless Pictures will present tonight at the Westland Opera House, another of their special picture programmes. The star feature is a grand dramatic presentation entitled “The Midnight Guest” with the popular Sylvia Dreamer, the well-known Australian actress in the star role. A picicr full of exciting and dramatic inch ents. Pint will give great pleasure In patrons. The .supporting pictures include a two reel Century Comedy, n sine Inughler maker. The special Orchestra will supply a choice musical programme.