AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERY BOD YS PICTURES. l.mdorarv ;>r.\f:i?. r \f. i: .MONDAY. A Fir.-! ' Xaiiunal entitled " 1 cmporury Man i::gi-'' will !.:■ -hown “I ! i'rinco.-s 1 aunt re oil .Monday next. *■ rempurary .Marriage” j s ;l sll;r .v lion. i- calculated to appeal I• 11 ;:i•-!i \ to every titemlier of r lie* It 'ti- Hold :i: 11 1 lie one of the most pt |■llhi i- liioli.ii fiiet ores ol' the seasail. I i is vivid Olid viu;!. rich mid dre;:ietie. surging with Idle dramatic R •cling mid telling a stury which cur- '( "• a great lesson t lie preservation of he' Inline. It paints out acciirutcly ail.l graphically that no husband or wile rail regain Ins or lier youth--thill the prop* r and only solution is to resign to the inevitable and accept Ihe ravages ol time gracefully. Thu wile in (his ease learns a hitter lesson lan she emerges with her soul glorili'i'd. Tile picture .should iwp'chilly nppeal lo feminine midientes since it carries a note of I'eminiin- vanity. T!ie direction of the' drama lias been entrusted lo Lambert ilillyer, one of tile most experienced directors of (he day and lie has done a first rate job of it. ile has kept it ever progressive in action, eels mil al! there is to bo had in the way of suspense. and lias stared it in per Teri harmony with its plot and eiiaraelerisai ion. The support ing pictures in lids ureal display are a two reel comedy and lopic::!s. Miss Willianus’ orchestra and usual prices.