AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “BEYOND 'ITIK RAINIiOW.” TO-NIGHT. A special master production entitled “Beyond the liainhmv” starring Lillian i Millie) Dove and Virginia l.ee will he the hie attraction in a strong programme at the Princess Theatre tonight. Suppose you were enjoying yourseir at the best hall of the season, and you had a note thrust in your hand hearing tho words: “Consult your conscience—your secret is common gossip!” This was the predicament in which Billie Dove found herself at the hall in which she was posin': as an heiress. This same startlin': message was thrust into the hand of a fashionahle count. Imagine his horror when he thought that a secret, which he had been hiding successfully, had been discovered. Ilis real position in life was that of a humble barber, but lie had been masqueradin': as a count. This message also found out tho secret of a man. who in a high position, was in reality an ex-convict. How these poor unfortunate people avoided answerin': this quasi inn is told in “lieyond the Rainbow.'’ an absorbin': master picture. A two-reel comedy, “Tinfialo Rill'’ serial, and selections by Kwryhody's Orchestra complete a capital programme. Usual prices will be charm'd.