AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

A CUKT'S l* fCT CUE. —T'O-N Ifi ITT,

To-night (Thursday) at tlic Princess 'lTieatre Thus. 11. Inco presents .Madge Bellamy, Cullen Landis, and Oscar tlie Elephant in “The Soul of a Beast” a circus picture that’s a Circus to sec. It is„one of the most human, appealing and dramatic novelty productions ever screened. Excitement, adventure, romane, all the lure and apjK'nl of a "rent circus, strange and unusual in the picturesque Freneh-Canadian settlement, and three big loves—the loves of the man and the maid and the love of “Oscar” the Elephant. Here’s a story of two circus runaways. A gir and an 'elephant -enacted right under ‘ the big top,” with real circus performers taking part in the picture! And never as Jong as you live will you see anything like the acting of “Oscar” the elephant that thinks. A love story in which tm elephant takes a hand, —or l r. it a foot—in it. A drama of the 'big tent and the big woods. A real circus story, with a trained hear, wild lions, and tigers, elephants and camels, and all other animals going through their acts in the ring. “Oscar,” the elephant, does some of tho most unusual acting ever shown on the screen.

■ A two reel Comedy and further chapters “Buffalo Bill” will also he shown Orchestral selections and usual prices.