AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 March 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

“Tin*: ETERNAL CITY.”—MONDAY. The greatest mob scenes ever shot by a motion picture camera can be seen in “ The Internal City,” a George Fit«manrice production released by First National which will lie the attraction at the I’rincess Theatre on Monday next, laterally thousands of extras were employed to give the action tlie proper '• punch.” The principals in tin's remarkable photoplay are Barbara l.a Marr, Lionel Barrymore, Bert Lvtell, Bichard Bennett and Montagu Love. Thousands all over the world have read the famous story by Sir Hall Caine. Three years to build the sets for this marvelous drama. Three thousand years of the romance of a tempestuous land, all crowded in the depiction of this one stirring love. Twenty thousand people to play it. The most spectacular and lavish investiture of the times. One kiss burning with the loves of the Caesars. One moment together while the Coliseum trembles witli the mad frenzy of mob passion aroused to storm by the lies of a plotter against a woman’s soul. There is drama here to wake the hearts of millions —there is romance to satisfy all. On Wednesday Tom Mix in “ North of the Yukon,” also special engagement of Maggie Foster, violinist, direct from J. C. 'Williamson’s entertainers, Australia.