AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 June 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINMENT. PRINCESS THEATRE, TN-.MOR-ROW NIGHT. Hawaiian melodies have always had (■harm lor most people. jK'ihaps been us" tliey are spontaneous, the pi ft nf music and song coming naturally and free to (he people of those happy islands. !n.nv people have the opportunity of hearing these soups and seeing these dances by real I lawaiiaii.s. To-morrow (Wednesday; evening however. ;; company of Hawaiian musicians and dancers, under the leadership of Krncst Kaai. will appear at the Princess Theatre. Mr K. .1. Carroll. tile well-known entrepreneur, is responsible for bringing this enterlainment to Xew Zealand. The programme will he divided into two parts, the lir-.t consisting entirely of Hawaiian soups and sun" in Hawaiian longue. and the second the latest jay.;; and dance music. Inti played in tin' chnructerisiie manner of Hawaiian?. Tin- artists will appear on the stage in Hawaiian costume. and will veal* round their necks wreaths of garlands of i lie Elitnn. the Hawaiian royal llawor, and the emblem of festivity. souk. music. and dance. Kai’s Hawaiian Tronbailpur-. are deserihed as a combination of llaiwaii's greatest vocalists, ilist ruiuont al isis and dancers. TTtev are twelve in number, playing on fourteen different intsruments. and their entertainment from start to finish is s:iid to lie a- teal novelty surprise, always rendered in wood taste. T'berc is nothing overdrawn in their heautitul ottering. A Night in Honolulu.” which is declared to have a charm and fascination all its own. No oilier combination of the kind, it is said, inis received such enthusiastic welcomes in every part of tile world. Thoir’s is an entertainment that grows on one, and compels admiration. The box plan is now open at Misses Mclntosh.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “HAS TT-fK WOU1.1) CONE MAH?” TII URSDAY. “Has the World Cone Mad." an exceptional .Master Picture, is a thrilling sequel to ‘ What’s Wrong with the Women ?” It tabes up in dramatic fashion the e\ il effects ol too much jazz and cabaret life, as they interfere in jiieseriiiiK the sanctity of the home. The author has not indulged in a sermon, yet what he tells should have its value in pointing good sound advice ami a healthy moral. Extravagance! Folly! Broken heal is! Twisted souls ! How long can we play the game? How long can we maintain the withering pace? How long shall we be blind to the abyss toward which we are driven by the mad follies and shams, of this, the deliri- , ,<( age of civilisation ? See ‘‘Pas the World None Mad?” a dramatic Master Picture! Sec the heart and soul of Modern Alan and Woman revealed in ail their glorious strength ami weakness. Patrons are reminded ol the iiiming attractions to the Princess Theatre soon. Universal's big s o i - “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” Wednesdav. .Inly Ist., and special engagement ’of Ere,l l’oley the famous Magician. Ventriloquist, and Lighting sketch \rlist on Thursday, duly 2nd.