AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 March 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

DANGEROUS CURVES AHEAD TO-NIGHT.

The Princess Thentre to-night will ho packed to witness .Rupert Hughes’ great comedy drama of marriage and after. A warning for wives and husbands as well as motorists. Rupert Hughes’ picture is the story of the great trinity of love, father, mother, and child. People wander why mothers weep at weddings. Mothers have been over the road. A road map to matrimony, with all the humps, grades, and kinks, faithfully mapped out. It is not often that wo attempt to moralise to you, our primary object being to entertain you. “"Dangerous Curves Ahead’’ is a story which has for its two main points, post-honeymoon problems. and the trials of early married life. The heroine is just such a woman as many of you, her husband is a hard-working individual, who makes good. Then with the money comes the temptation to the wife to forsake her wifely duties, for pleasure, and it is not till she is brought to the near brink of tragedy does she realise that her contract with her husband is a serious one. "While primarily being an entertainment for you. it wi'l give you something to think about after you have left the Theatre.

A big scream in two reels and further episodes of the great serial, ' The Radio King,” will also be shown Mew selections by the orchestra, and usual prices will be charged.