AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 May 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “TEMPORARY MARKIaGF’-ToT MG I I T. A First National picture entitled I emporary Marriage” will lx> shown at the Princess Theatre tu-niglit (Monday). “Temporary Marriage” is n. ■'dory that is calculated to appeal broadly to every member of the household and he one of the most popular motion pictures of the sea•S:,u. It is vivid and vital, rich and dramatic, surging with fine dramatic feeling and telling a story which carries a great lesson—-the preservation ot the home. It points out accurately siud graphically that no husband or wile can regain his or her youth--that, the proper and only solution is to resign In the inevitable and accept the ravages of time gracefully. The v. *l l • iii this ease learns a hitter lesson —hoi she emerges with her soul glorified. 'file picture should especially appeal to feminine audiences since it carries a note of feminine vanity. Tic diivej.on of [he drama has I, n cm rusted to Lambert Hillyer. one of the mo t experienced directors of the day and he has done a first rate job of is. lie has l:ep! if ever progn • -eve in a lien, gets out all there is. in he had m the way of suspense, and has staged it in perfect harmony with its plot and characterisation. The supporting pictures in this great display are a two reel comedy and lopica.ls. .Miss Willumgs' orchestra and usual prices.