AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 February 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

— everybodys pictures.

tom MIX—WKDXFSDAY. I\v;'s of the Forest,” with Tom Mi\ opens' ;it the Princess Theatre on Wednesday, and the intrepid, athletic Fox star ttircs his fans somethin*; to talk about. lom keeps liis audience almost breathless in a series of thrillin'; episodes that, while they savoured of the flavour of Mixinn entertainment dishes, yet are unlike anythin*; he lias attempted. for instance, alter an encounter with. a. hand of lumber t! doves. T un rides over a mined road on Tony and i:i virtually caught in the midst of a blast when the highway is blown up. Me escapes and. riding at a break neck dip. lie leaps liom Tony to an aeroplane which swoops down from overhead. Dare-devil film actors have grasped rope ladders of aeroplanes before. hut* Mix leaps into the air. ••hitching the axle of the landing wheels of the plane, which is lravelling, we should judge, eighty miles ait hour, and is lifted a thousand feet, as if on a trapeze. The story of “ K.yes of the Forest,” written by Shannon Fife, is a vivid one. dealing with the Forest Air Rangers of California. Paulino Stark plays the girl in the case and does an A-Xo. 1 job of it. She will he remembered for her work in “A Connecticut \ aitkoo at King Arthur’s Court.” Others in the east are Sid .lordan, the redoubtable villian, who gives Mix the battle of his life; Kd \\ a I lock, loin T.ingliam, J. P. I.Orkney and llu.dor (Tardnor. A two-reel comedy and .Fox Xews completes a line programme. On Thursday night next, D. M. (Iriffi ths’ great masterpiece “The "White Bose ” will he screened for one night only, and prices for this special attraction tvill be Gd extra, children as usual. rn™™nmr*JK!*rmi*^lMamann*3Bnm?Zni