AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

everybodys pictures. MONDAY. Oil Monday next at the Princess I lien (id l-.vcn iimlv’s pictures will )>ro.•'<,i|t ii not her of the AVorld’s host First National Pictures with u very strong c.i-'i (,i players headeil hy Owen Moore, Sylvia liiyanier, Tally Marshall, and ttohert AfeKini in ‘■Tlmndorgate.” It is an appealing' tale of intrigue and "'ld adventure in the land of the (ier.v dragon where anything can hap--1 'i l • Sylvia Broanier, beautiful First National picture.’ player. who appears in trie all-star east interpreting 1 ‘Timi■■•fiTguli’. is sorry she i.-n't a hoy. I lei urandad was an Admiral of the Bnl:sh Royal Navy and her father was a commander. Xaturallv. her father

wa.s disappointed when the stork showed up with a crying package of the wrong sex. Ihe commander had already mapped out the life of one of Britain's future admirals for the offspring and was a bitterly disappointed man when tin' dor-tor sattg out, “ \ye. aye, .sir, ft's a trail "When I retire from lietares.'’ says .Miss P,reamer. intend .jn.st as my anee.slors did. I have a to buy a yacht and sail the seven seas, yearning for the waters that is sometimes very hard to .stille. And if T had my way about it I'd always appear in sea pictures. The cast of bTlumdergate’’ consists ‘‘Owen Moore, Tally Marshall, Sylvia Brenin-r-r. Virginia Brown Faire, ttohert McKim, Richard Cummings and A'nez Sealntry. Aliss Williams’ Orchestra will play the following incidental music for .Monday's display:—Overtures: “Xornia”. “Hungarian Bustspiel”. 'The Crusader", “Scarlet Crow.” Selection: “The Country C.irl": “Mexicale Rose”, •‘.Marebeta”, “.Tune Xiglit”. “Honeymoon Chimes”, “Brahni's Hungarian Dance". All the latest hits.