AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 June 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL MONDAY

The standard of tlit-* past .Monday's displays "ill l.e well maintained by the {jr.-ill progranim■.* to be shown a. the Princess Theatre on .Monday next. The star attraction is a very fine puture hy Partmiount entitled

••The Hustle of Silk,” starring popular livily Comp-on and Conway Tearle. It has been adapted for the screen from the wonderful novel hy Cosmo Hamilton. Tin* fascinatin', story of a lady’s maid who fell in love with a {treat statesman. Made from the tremendouslv popular novel, magnificently stayed. An unusual romance that will stir yottr heart. This line picture which hits only heen relea-od a short time will he shown for the iirst time in Hokitika on -Monday next supported hy :t two reel comedy and the popular serial •'The Social Ihiecaneer.' Orchestral selections and usual prices. (in il* patrons are advised to hook early to -oeiire a good seat. On Wednesday next a first National feature entitl'd “Wandering Daugliters.” starring Marjjuerite Do T.a

itte, Williiim \.Mono, Marjorie Daw, Noah I'eory, and Pal O’Malley. It is from the story hy Dana 'Burnet. On Thursday next Wesley Harry (Freckles) will he seen ill his latest picture lor First National entitled "Rags to Riches.”

KcLEAN’3 PICTURES. “(’LOTTIES." TO-.N It II IT. To-night (Siitunlayt Mcl.eun's Pictures present a speeial iUtrilction. a drama that luts just heen drawing crowded lions.’s ;it Everybody's in C'hristclmrcli. It is eutnled ‘‘Clothes” and ils its title indicates the pliiyers revel in clothes of every description. The caste is a very attractive one, including Olive Sherwood. Olive Tell. Zellie Filhur.v, Hoy Allen, Crawford Kent and Cyril Uliadwiek. A line plot and wonderful dressing make it :i pond production that should pivo general I'leti.siire. The siippnrfs include a comedy, a gazette ami chapters of the serial •‘The Timber Queen.''