AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

“FLAMf.VG YOUTH.” To-xroirr.

“Women smitten with the inieoiiI ' ontiomilities uf to-dav are no different I Irom the time of our grandmothers. I when modesty was the order of the I day,” says the charming Colleen Moore I who enacts the leading role in “Flaming Youth” at the Princess Theatre I to-night. “This,’’ continues Colleen, “is not the age of immorality, hut the I ago of unrestraint. Women have alI ways possessed the same instincts and I the same human characteristics, which are now so loosely controlled by many and has resulted in a mad round of I toppling conventionalities. They will return to their former modesty, hut not until men have learned that the most adorable tiling about women is | real femininity,” Tn “Flaming Youth” Miss Monro interprets the role of a naive and most sophisticated flapper whi) rushes fn and out. of puppy love until she becomes involved in a drama which borders on tragedy. Other members of “Flaming Youth” are: Milton Sills, Elliot Dexter, Sylvia Hreamer, A\ alter McClrail, Mrytle Steelman, Petty Francisco, Ben Lyon. Phillips Smalley, and others. The picture was directed by John Francis Dillon. The suppports to-night are a two-reel comedy and further chapters of Buffalo Bill. Orchestral selections and usual prices.

On Monday next another big attraction will be presented featuring the world’s sweetheart Mary Bickford in ‘‘Pollvanna.”