AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 13 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. TO-NIGHT “A MAX'S .MATE.” To-night Everybody's l’i<-ttiros present .Jolm Gilbert in “A Alan's Mate’’. If yon cm n't go to Paris the nearest you can approach it is to fro and see ‘ A .Man’s .Mate”. The Fox star, John Cilhert. gives a pleasing screen performance in a picture that holds the attention of the audience Throughout, lie is ahly supported by lienee Adoree. Gilbert has the part of an artist who meets an Apache girl in a Paris drinking pha-c. Circumstances take them 1,, a quiet farmhouse in the peaceful countryside. With the ;.rirl as a model the artist does a canvas that is later hailed its a masterpiece. Then love sweeps these two rapturously alone. There is a rift in the lute, however. Put to tell all the story her.' would detract. from its romantic thrills when von view it on the screen. !l you like red-hloodcd lore stories, teeming with in lion. ‘‘A Alan’s Alatc” will give you

a satisfactory evening's etiiertnmmcnt. A comedy, poize!to and serial ‘‘ln (he Days of Daniel Poone.” will also he screened to-night. xo pictures Thursday. Out of respect to the memory of our late Premier, Everybody's Pictures will not he shown at the Princess Theatre to-morrow night.