AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

-MAY AIeAYOY MONDAY

"A good 11 : 1111 (.- is rather to lie elitist'll than miles," mijs mi iill 1 proverb. In Tliiiillii.s 11. line's lieu picture, •‘Her Kcpiitu'ion." .Aliy .Al'Avov portrays llit* rule ill n heatily of New Oilcan- whose lioppiuc.—> nnd good inmie nre threatened li.v n scandal mi lier wedding day. "M i- I><■ j>l11; 1 1i■.)1 1 .” feminine May Ale. Avny mill l.lnyil Hughes, mliijiteil from tin.' novel of Talbot A 1 1: inly mill llradle.v King. will lie shown on Alonilny next. Every liriile-to-lie, before planning her wedding eostnine. slionlil see May Ale.Avoy in "Her Reputation." Sli;- wenrs the latest- word in hriilnl loveliness in one of the scenes of her pietlll'e. It is n gorgeous white silk brocade with n light “v” shaped I. >- • lire noil a very 101 l shirt. The sleeves are lone mol rinse lilting with n lilllt lae ■ l ull' at the wrist of eaeli. All exi|iiisite pieei' of Spanish line forms the hitch head dress whieli is hel l in nhu-e in front by a spray of nrnnee hlossoin. There is a “puneli' in eveiy seeue of “Her Reputation." Special at I met inns are to lie presented next week, tin Wednesday lluek Joins in “Second Hand love.” mid mi 'I hurstla.v next lhe great educational picture entitled "With 11. A. Snow in Hunting Hit; tonne in Africa With (Inn anil Camera." Note:—Special children's matinee will he held in the I’lineess Theatre at I! p.ni. on Thursday next so that every child in Hokitika will see this wonderful educational subject .