AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

SVEfiYaODYS PICTURES. "A :->'S OF 111 i: SAHARA." .MO.VH.A A’. < • t-r;11 •I. the Fn;:ii'ii authorc - . who w rote “A Son of the Sahara" IvFiiii (.'arowo's First National sereolt v r-in:t < i '■ hu h. u ill he .shown at the I’iiik <■> < I heat re next week, went from R’l .:n Toitll'atrt. Algeria, to i:h- ---• lilmino 1,1 ihe most sjteetaetilar i . ■ :a i! 1 predial Is,ll. T’ '••a- Aii • Ovrard's hrst e.,j■: with •'t I k'i iire mnipany and .site was filled with inter.;-! as she wait-lied her story t -d; ■ • iro a day !.1 day on the t-olliilnid. I'nlike many authur.x, MisMerard i. ! illy salistieil that her work was in eapaldo hands for its trai.-sfer-ia.iseli’ tis 1 1 ij; 1 1! y- salidied with the eha.iieos made m the story !,y Adelaide ! leilhi'on. the seenario writer, and .Mr Cat-ewe. She realises that sttelt ehanees made were neoe-sary lor a coiieise |.icl nri-at ion of her story. Mi~s (.'.-!■- tin! also expressed hi‘ 1 ■i i' a’- hia'ily sat tsiieil with the rhoie.- of I! rt I.ylt II saw .Mr I .viol I in his tank- np for It a old 1 . Rretim." said .Mi - Herald. ” I we- thrilled ; s 1 i-hi-e did he i-.'Ue I, el 1. 1 eh, dee lor Ihe part." A TopiWilliam tii i hi— it ;i and usual prices. w-vaa. =■ -rw;rn