AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYsJGDYS PICTURES. “galloping fish” and “SM UDG'4v”- -TO-NIGHT. On?' of tile must unusual pictures uflenng in iliaiiy weary moons lias lxien li 1 mt.*f 1 by 7horna.s 11. fnee in “The Gallo; ing Hsh.” fore's comedy S] iccia I ■ ■ i' iv, i;i at tho Brinees-s Theatre le-night. Willi a trained seal phiy111C tile title role and one funny situation 1 1 niItiiiiat into another even funnier, tfie producer has filmed so many la nulls in seven rods that the audience reels out in mirthful exhaustion '•'hen “I he hind’' flashes on the screen, luce is famous for always producin'.; “somethin'; new." Tie discovered “Oscar” the elephant. Fast year lie starred a horse in the tit! role of “The 1 'ottcntol” and easily carried off a” th(‘ comedy blue ribbons of ihe season. This year he has taken a seal under his "in ’: and “Freddie'’ is joyously galta im; off with the picture. Ifc pulls slants that puts human intelligence to shame. The famous quartette of fun makers who work with him—Louise Fazenda. Kyd Chaplin, Ford Sterling and Chesor Conklin were kept on their toes every minute during the making of the picture with “Freddie” setting a ! i-i and furious comedy pace. Seven re,-! of hysterical, hilarious merriment, that begins with a “tank” act and ends with the most spectacular flood ever screened. CHARLES RA V.

The second feature on the above programme is a. five-reel hirst National “Smudge” starring Charles Ray. Miss Williams’ Orchestra will complete a fine programme on Monday night. Usual prices will be charged.