AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

HVERYBODYS pictures. I). \Y. G!l I I'T-TTI IS .MASTERPIECE--TO-NIG JIT. I). \\. Griffiths the world's greatest pir-tiirc producer i»rcscnt.s at the Priu-ce-s Tln-alro to-night iiis latest dig special ‘‘l lie A\ 1 1 it(; Rose” featuring Mae .Mnr.sli and Carol Dempster ami a .specially strong cast, of popular playrs. This magnificent picture has ;

alary mi big and so dramatic that you'll thrill, surge, .sigh, just a.s glowingly as in the first sweet raptures of your own first love. It is the love story of a hoy and girl. Alert and singing with the high pounding pulse of real life—a •story as big, a.s a woman's love—and her fall. It makes you forget yourself ami the world. You forget the theatre and the screen--forget the pictured players. You live the story, which i.s the glorification of a. woman’s eternal love. A good supporting programme will also lie shown including, the famous “Leather Pushers” and a two reel eomdey. The prices for this big special are—Circle 2s; stalls Is (id. On Monday next Maurice Tourneur presents “Torment.” im:otk( rrox ok children. The child's surest protection against infectious diseases is good health and robust vitality. Wilson’s “Mnltexo and Cud Liver Oil” builds up children’s constitutions, keeps them happy, healthy and contented, and helps to ward off disease and sickness.—Advt.