AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

UU'CK JONES IX “SKI D-l’ROt )f TO-XiOflT.

A A ill in in I* os special motor lyeing story entitled "Skid-Proof" and -tarring Dud; Joiie- will he the- big feature iii to-night's display at the I’rin- * Theatre. ’I lie trails; untineiit.il a at" ( hissie is on ! The world's agog "ith e\( itemeht. Follow the hero's hia I oHo.'l in a whirl of dust. with a lioart- ami record at stake. The roar of the Dorado, the favourite of the race, thunders round the earth. revi rh. ratine into the hearts of hopeful .-le.hehohiers. Its speednmeer needle cjiiiver.s nervously—sliows sixty miles an hour--then seventy- eighty. It'- ;oar.-e ian he fallowed in a mad rush dust. 'I he latest in I epieals and a Comedy '.ill also 1.0 shown. On Thursday the <oiuPhiiion picture to "Over the Hill.

‘•The Old ACM." Karen Hughe-' heart-gripping story «.f In me with the Urea test star cast ever a—emliled headed hy Alary Alih-n as tin- mother, will he presented. Aieulier id" attraction in Thursday’s programme will lie Charlie Chaplin in his latc-t First Xaliemn special “Pay The pint is complete in itself, end ahntmds witli new stunts, u-iveliies. and huna.i o.r. n uatanis that are put across in Chaplin's inimitehle style. In .Mack Svrain. who rejoined him during the making oi

" I he Idle Class." the star Inis e giar; toil, while Edna. I’lirviame furnishes : very attractive and capable I'eminim lead. Sydney Chaplin i: also in lh< role of a haeiit-lni ifiend. "ijulfah Dill” will also he •l ov.i, Special prices will he eh a I'm*.! an i hur-dav. circle 2lid. stalls Is Sd. children as'usual fid.