AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYEODYS PICTURES. “J’OXJOLA” TO-NIGHT. To-niglit ;it 11 if? Princess Theatre Cynthia Stoeklcy's famous novel “Ponjnlu” which wits recently produced for the screen by First National will he tile special iiUr.action. Tnllv Miirslmll, whose remarkable character acting in recent hi;; film productions lias won citviithle praise anion;; motion critics and patrons, is one of the mouthers of the brilliant all-star cast play in" in “J’onjola,” a Sam K. Roili-First National pfeture to he shown at the I’rincess Theatre to-night. in “I’onjola,” Marshall portrays a semi-humorous part of ;t hrolion-tlown European count, one of tin- variety of interestin'; characters which Cynthia Stockley included in her stirring dramatic story of the Rhodesian gold-fields. Few screen character men are its well-known to picture patrons its is Marshall, who has hocn acting for the films since 1910. when lie transferred his talent front the stage to the screen. The following popular players appear in I’on.inla tonight : Anna (,). Nilsson. .I.lilies Kirkwood and Tolly Marshall. A two-reel comedy and further chapters of “The Ragle’s Talons’’ completes the usual lirst-class Monday display. Orchestral selections and usual prices.

On Wednesday next William Fox presents “St. F.lnio’’ from the novel hy Augusta F.vans. hived and read hy millions. On Thursday next a Master Picture “Where the North Regius’’ starring Lite Wonder Dog. Rin-'l in-Tin.