AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 March 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES,

WHEN A MAN’S A MAN.” TO-NIGHT.

The Harold Dell Wright fans are turning out on masse to-night to see the screen version of his most popular novel ‘‘When a Man’s a Man,” which is showing at the Princess Theatre. Harold fie 11 Wright is one of tile world’s most widely read authors. Statisliis from librarians in every country proves this, and the sale of his hooks verities i lie statement. ‘‘When a Man’s a Man’ alone sold over two million collies. Publishers’ figure three readers t'i each published hook, which makes six million people that have read

“Wlion ;i Mini's a Man.” An ideal cast lias licen chosen to portray the well-known cliaractcrs in the hook, with John Hovers heading the list as t hi* “Honourable Patches.” Marguerite de la Motto plays Helen Wakefield of Cleveland, and Hubert Frazer is Wild Horse Phil. Forrest Robinson is the Dean of Cross Triangle Ranch, with Stella, his wife, being played by Elizabeth Rhodes. George Ifakatborne handles with his usual dexterity the role of Yavnpi .Joe, the cattle rustler, and Fred Stanton plays his accomplice. The rest of the characters in the story arc portrayed by June .Marlowe, Edward Hearne, Arthur Hoyt. Charles Mailos, Ray Thompson, and Johnny Fox, Jr. The picture was directed by Edward F. Cline. The latest in Topical subjects and a two-reel comedy completes the display to-night. Miss Williams’ Orchestra and usual prices. Wednesday next—Paramount's great •special ‘‘Hollywood.”

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