AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

"TKSS op I'M 10 STuICU COI.'XTItY,” TO-XICIIT, 10-ltiglil at the Prince-s Tlvatru Ibe j looked lor pit tun; .starring the I VV, ; ll( i’ s O’a retina at. Alary I'icklord. in Ics. oi ihi- Sturm Country" in ten I glorious reels will I,a the big'all rnelioii ] ‘or pietura patrons. As everyon- | knows. Alary I’ickfurd starred in ‘Toss j"f the Storm Country" eight years I age. achieving one oj her first big SlleI v esses m leat it re productions. She has again produced this story and embodied in it all tin- advantages that years fit experience, improvement in teeliiiii|tic, lighting, photography, di'ei lion and all angles of screen production have brought lorth, combined with practically unlimited resources. Those "1 10 have seen the old picture will be ■ delighted tvnh tin new one. In a lorewnrd. .Miss l*trkford indicates that making this picture again v.as a labor ol love (hat. i- in response to repealed requests from her admirers, and that of all roles she likes that m Toss best. Tt is -i role that is in every way ideally suited to her personality and ability as an actress, 'less, beloved of all. yd forsaken by one whose love tier wild heart craved, Bravely the little waif of the lishmg village sot out to bear another's burden. Like the little Samaritan that she was. less did not -(up to consider the penalties when she took tlie child of Tenia Craves, daughter of the rich, and rear her aher own. But when the man she loved came hack to remind Toss of tier promise In lx* his wife he did not understand in spite of her tearful plead tugs, so he left her, cursing the frail!v of woman ! The prices to-night an Circle 2s 2d, stalls Is Sd. children lid. The urehetra will play the incidental music for this line picture.