AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYEODYS PICTURES. “S'f'ROXGIILART" TUB WONI; MR m)r:-.\io.siu v. T'i*_r'>t. love. romance, adventure, in the land of eternal Minus and .Strnn.trlieart, tin; Wonder Dog. king ( ,f Ids line, a mighty figure* of tin ill and tlirnli and sheer amazement. with l.illian Rich in “The I-nve .Waster'' at the Princess Theativ nu .Monday next, it is a Inn first National attrairtion. It seems alme.st nur.eeessary to add that the production is one of the finest screen entertainments that has ever hern given in a heal theatre, peer sintc St rnnglieai't .iiiinjied into fame as a star in ‘'The Silent Call'' fans hare been writing. “(tire him a chance to do more.” and in “The l.ove Master” Laurence Trimble. his trainer and director, gives a full hearted response to his demand. For '“file Lore .Master’’ is SsLrenghearl'x story from tlio beginning to the end. He is there “doing the stuff” every foot of the fl'" and developing one of the finest dramatic productions that we have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Sliongheart makes his first appearance in the opening scene and retires only to give the filial fade-out to one of his sons, a quizzical, little, llouiuleriiig puppy who tempts you to hold on to your sent and stay for the next show. A two reel comedy, and “The Magic's Talons” completes the programme. Another item of special interest on the same programme is a I’nl I'ourri art. given by Mr Gn/.za, the world famous juggling cop. Oil Wednesday and Thursday next for two nights, the world’s favourite. Jackie Congan will he seen in his latest .First National entitled “Cimis Bays.”