AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

TJU/A'TON" KING"—WEDNESDAY.

On Wednesday a i.,J William Fox I'qcduetion will lie presented f or "igbt only entitled ‘Truxton King" ami starring .lolm Gilbert in tin'- leading P-'U't. The- Wavy Rby tin- vc-ry able p--n <ij George Farr MeCuielieon. The i-'ax star, John Gilbert, is said to have equalled Id-, best previous screen <■!'- i ( -:i in tins production. There is n t'lnt to ovc-throw tin: young Prince a In-.ttlc to save the c.rstle, the rescue of an exceptionally attractive girl, portrayed by Hath Clifford, and finally, a love interest that wraps itself around a 1 the ntlu-r details of the story. John j Hilbert lias not neglected bis sword i work ami for good measure, he urn-overs a corking high dire from tin- top of a [ ca-;tle ''all iiiln lie- moat, below. The director hie- -_-iv.il Ibe novel an added perspei live, with the lights and slmd- - .v- delilv emitra.-te I. There are many mai bus of comedy, in which little Mu-key Arno re has a ..hare. Then. 100. I ben is (iti--. flarlan, whose grotesque t i 111 11 (• r> g-.-ls full j day in the character o! a Cook's Tom Guide. If you want m laugh see “Trnxton King" - if you ••••ant exeiiein-.'lii. see it if you like eiiiei taiiinu-ut don't ini •> it. A Clyde c-ir-k two-reel comedy will also he shown. Or Thursday an inspired screen clasof wondrous beauty ‘Enina Doom.-" by It. D. Blackmon.-. and starring; Madge Bellamy, John Bowers and Eiauk Keenan in the leading partand produced by Maurice Tourneur -.'il! 1..- ibe big allra- fiot! for I lukit ih: pc l ure patrons at the I’rinees.x Theatre ■'ii Thursday night.