AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

‘THE J.OXH STAR I’AXGKR.” TO-XIGIIT. A combination of actor and autlnir tlml should attract the attention nl thi" must fastidious of motion picture lolloivcr;; ami provide a distinct treat as an entertainment cullies to the I’rincess Theatre to-night, with Tom .Mix. ■he William Fox star and Zone Grey, the imtcil American fiction writer. I lie screen offering is ‘‘The Lone Star Ranger” with the Saddle .Monarch in the role. The story is an adaptation of .Mr (Irev’s famous book, which, atcardiug to its publishers, has hreu read i y more than live million people in the few years since its apnearame on the literary market. With Mix. Lambert II diver, the director, lias accomplished new heights in the fields of romance, fie has assembled a talented east. .Miss Lillie Dove, the beautiful Ziegfeid Follies dancer, pices the feminine lead. SI’F.CI A I, AXXOUXCK.M F.Vf I Direct from Head Ollice of Fox Film Corporation. Wellington. ‘•’fhe fame Star Ranger” is absolutely the greatest picture Tom Mix has ever made add has broken attendance records everywhere in Xetv Zealand. We say this in the full knowledge of what a statement like this means. Von have read before ol ‘‘this picture” and “that” being world-beaters until perhaps you are tired of over-praising. but in “The l.one filar Ranger” you have a production that ha- never yet been o(|Ual!ed, let alone surpassed. See it. and prove this! 'fhe serial Mtuflalo Itill” and a two-reel comedy "(till also be shown. Orchestra and I’siial prices.