AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

'OIti’IIAXS OF Till*: .MINI-TO-NIGHT.

To-night iit tin.* I’rinccxs Theatre 11 1 «■ finest, most vigorous. Mini must romatitic inelorlr:im:t of nil time “Orphans oi the Mine" or “The Little Church Alumni tin' Coiner.” Warner Mro-,'

sensational ilrainalie triiiMi|ili. A u'oiiwondertnl cast ol' stars include Claire Windsor, Kenneth llarlan, Pauline Starke, llohart Mo-sum l li. Walter Long, Cyril Ohaduick aad the N.X. actor Winter Hall. It is a photoplay massive in theme, sumptuously staged and

splendidly acted. Hcalistie. thrilling, wealth and poverty, luxury and stj ll ;s 1 - or. the glamour of life and its abject bitterness—till woven together in this st ttpeiidiiotis product ion. ‘‘Orphans oi lac .Mine” is a picture that yri ,iyou ft cm the lirst scene to the final closemi! The mast terrilie mine di-aster ever screened— the ravine in of the cast shall. .Men were trapped ill the living tninh. Idled with gas. while their wives and sweethearts endure hour after hour of agonized waiting. fneli by iiali. tbe rescue party advanced. All through the ids'll and into the morning they toiled, until the try reached the uniting hearts: Alive! Thank Cod !”

On Thursday William Fox presents a cast oi' stats i:i a high-powered drama enmhiiiilig the pathos of poverty with the dazzle of v caltli—“Notoriety” feaI urine Manrine Powers, Kod la !!nri|ue and ■!. Harney Slierry. A 2-rrel “Im-pi-ri.d” eonieily ‘‘The ltniiistorm” will . l-o h.( pi,elected.