AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYEODYS PICTURES. "PONJOLA” .MONDAY. Another ol tin* World’s ln*st pictures produced by First, National will In* presented :il tin* Princess Theatre on Alnn•li'.v next entitled “Pon.jnla” from the amazing novel by Cynthia Stooklcy. tihirli litis been read by millions till over the world. Camille Bosleys. sUterof the lamons (• ;il»y Desleys. i.- one of the l.iti L celebrities to invade Hollywood. Ila vino deserted Paris for the world's most famous movie colony, she is dividing her time between teaching the piano, dancing. and French, and appears now and attain in pictures—in atmospheric parts. Her first engagoment tis ;i movie "extra” was in

“I’uniobi.” ;i pietnrisation of Cynthia Stockcl.v's famous story of South African lile. which Sam K. Rorl: produced for hirst Xational. She appeared in a scene laid in Paris, a prelude to the real story that the play tells. Her husband. .Monsieur George Paoli, former French opera sinner, is also in Hollywood. lie is teaching the vocal art. and is building lip quite a clientele among motion picture celebrities. "Pnnjnlu” in which the famous sister of the famous international celebrity appears, is to lie shown at the Princess Theatre on Monday. Its cast includes such favourites as dames Kirkwood, Anna (.*. Nilsson. Tully Marshall, Ruth Cliolfrd. Joseph Kilgnur. Claire Du Urey. Claire McDowell and Bernard Randall. A twn-reel comedy and lurtlicr chapters of the popular .serial “The Fable's Talons” will also lie shown accompanied hy a varied programme of nuisieid gems by Evervbody’s orchestra. On Wednesday next William T'ox presents “St. Klnio” from Ibe famous novel by Augusta Kvans. and on Thursday next a bio Master Picture “Where the North Begins” starring the Wonder Dog, liin-Tin-Tin.