AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 January 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYfJODYS PICTURES. MONDAY. On Monday at tho Princess Theatre a J'' : i .-.atienal aitraetiiu: starring beaiit;iul h. a.l hcrim- ?.[.aciDonaild in C hastit.v ’ will i;o presented i'or one mght only. file story is of a. woman's ii;4l:t against the venomous tongues of scandal. Slanderous tongues whispered words of evil - sniggers half hidden behind finely "loved hands—sneers—eyes raised piously—ol course that sort of thin" in ns t lie oxrecled from an ,irtre:-:. .'.ml a woman’s fair name is dragged through the mire. As a rule '■ " : n heautu s are not called upon to do mm !i except to he photographed to the host effect. It is a matter which ua'rd!'- involves mrli posing. elaborate lighting effects and gorgeous ecstumin-/. hut in “Clia.sl itv.” the First National attraction, Katherine MacDonald. the '‘American Imanty of the screen." does some acting that is said l-i rank among the finest of her motion picture performances in its emotional ‘•ffectivcncs-s. A two reel comedy and further chapters of “The Tingle’s Talons" will complete the programme, new select ions hy the Orchestra and usual prices will he charged. On "Wednesday mxt a special "William Fox production ‘•Kentucky Days” starring Dustin Furninn and on Thursday next Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix appear together in a Master Picture “ I lie Glorious Fool."