AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 December 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. ELINOR. (il.y.V AIn.XDAY. A revicv," in tlic .Motion Picture X< ■vs ''' I lit' Molid * A Stage”. Llilior ('lvu.n famous story soys on intercsli"- 1 >n - litof the trial, nml tiilniln- * 'i mi a;tress is pcs on it"! here ‘ llit‘ World's A Stage," Written liv Ivlinoi (i|yn. Ilio authoress has penned II simple doeiinieiit one liilled tvitli liiiniiin interest mid seiitiineiil. iind eiiriving enough eonlliit for drnnisitie pill pose", I lien* nre no bizarre scones sii.-li ns yon might expect from the Engli.sli novoli-!. liisieinl she merely takes von heliiml tile footlights, lelniid the studio sets and shows yon that the People ol the make.believe world are as human as folks in other walks of lite. 'I ho picture is effective in its human appeal ami is one of the best andienee alt ructions of the season. Doinlliy Phillips’ emotional talent is given worthy expression in this study of the triangle. It’s a .story very close to reality—well directed and maintaining the interest throughout. A two reel comedy and further episodes ol ‘‘The Mimic's Talons” completes a oraud display on Monday 'next at usual prices. On Wednesday next Wesley Barry (Freckles) will he the .special attraction in “The Printers' Devil" and on Thursday next tic world's sweetheart. Alary Piekl'ord in “Through the Back Door."