AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

TIIF .ML A NEST .MAN IN THE WOULD.”— MONDAY.

.Splendid character delineation in a aide variety of roles marks the screen production of George Al. Cohan’s ‘-The .'leanest Man in the World,” the First National picture -which is being shown '■it!i an all-star cast at the Princess Theatre on .Monday, Belt Lytell has ihc leading male role, that of Richard ( hirke. the kindest-hearted lawyer in ,\c‘W Vurk, trying in act as the meanest man in the world, lilanclio Sweet portrays .lane Hudson, a country beauty, wnoso business woes are the concern of Hie hero. Bryant Washburn plays the part of Ned Stevens, the pal of Richard ( larkc. Carl Stnckdalo. as Hiram I .ends is giving a convincing characterisation of a small town money lender who really deserves to ho called the world’s meanest man, and Victor Hotel has a most amusing comedy role. Helen Lynch is to be seen as a snappy stenographer, Lincoln Stcdinnu as a typical Cohan office hoy, and Warde Crane as a villain in his host style. A two reel comedy and “The Ragle's Talons’’ (Serial) will also he shown. On 'Wcdnosdny next Tom .Mix will appear in hi.s latest Fox release “Kybs of the Forrest”. On Thursday next T). W. Grifilths' great masterpiece “The "White Rose” will he shown for one night only.