AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 July 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

“REFUGF” TO-NIGHT

Tli.-it. .beautiful actress Katherine MacDonald will he seen in a special First National entitled "Refuge” at the Princess Theatre to-night. It is a smr.v of a daring unman who sought remge from tlie world in a strange marriage. Down the roadway came a speeding motor car. Jn it a veiled woman. Three tattered and torn soldiers harrctl the way. The woman opened the tonneau door and a dead man tell out. -‘I cannot return to my hrnne without a hu-hand,” she told them. “Will one of yon marry hip?" i lint is the beginning of this romance, a story of mad adventure—a woman's wits matched against the cunning of an empire. Altai list a bnck-griinud of to.ieling castle walls, with plot and intrigue. lli ri Ili liyi; hand-to-hand fights end heroic rescues, the story goes to its -mashing climax, 'i he high standard of the iistml Monday displays will he again maintained to-night. Bright selections hy the orchestra and usual prices.

On Wednesday next Tom Mix will lie the hie alt fact ion in his latest picture for the Fox studios entitled

“'Stopping ;Fasl.’’ and on Thursday next another special First National will he presented starring the world’s favourite) tutor liiehard Barthplmess and Dorothy dish in “The Bright Shawl.’’ so picture fans are in for a pictorial treat his week, Cuming soon the greatest of till serials "In the Davs of Buffalo Bill.”