AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

HAROLD LLOYD IX “SAFETY I,AST" TO-NIGHT. Wherever “Safety Last,” 'Harold Lloyd’s latest feature comedy foi I’atlie is shown. it unquestionably will win the applause of the entire atidienee. 7>iit even the most enthusiastic applause can't compare with the cheering crowd that witnessed the filming of the climb in “Safety Last.” News got away that Lloyd was to use the Hank of Italy building at I,os Angelos for a film scene, and three hours before he came the streets around were crowded with Lloyd’s admirers, he being noisily welcomed, and as directors and camera men made preparations, the crowd expected the filming of a comic scene. They saw, instead, one of the most daring stunts ever performed for the camera. As Harold continued his climb, the huge audience showed its appreciation by breathless interest, applauding some especially reckless performance by the star, hut, watching the comedian in tense admiration. “.Safety Last” will he shown to-night and the prices for this big special are

Circle 2s, stalls Is fid. children (id. On Thursday next a big First National will ho shown entitled “Flaming Youth.” the startling society expose to which the author dared not sign his real name! It. is from the novel by "Warner Fabian.” “Flaming Youth” features Colleen .Moore in the leading role, and she is ably supported by an all-star caste, including Milton Sills, Elliott Dexter. Sylvia Dreamer. Myrtle Stedman and Hen Lyon. This big production is directed by .John Francis Dillon.