AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTUREB. •'H AS THK IVOR Id) GONE .MAD.” TO-NIGHT. ‘Mias the World Gone Arad?” offers the kind of entertainment that is stiil popular. Full of pop, jazz, moments that border on the gasping point, a dramtaic story, pretty woman, lavish settings and a good measure of thrills, and an excellent title. Mrs Adams, a middle aged woman, having a son of twenty, is a seeker after the sort of

excitement provided l>y film night clubs. Mr Hell, the father of a daughter of seventeen is infatuated hv a cabaret dancer. Young Adams falls in love with the Roll girl. Mrs Adams takes an apartment of her own. and there is visited by Mr Bell, who is seen by his daughter. She decides io shoot Mrs Adams, hut her courage fails her at the last moment. The story ends with the restoration of happiness in the two families, and the wedding of the two young people who were instrumental in making their parents see reason. Patrons are again reminded of the coming special attiaetions to the Princess Theatre soon. Victor Hugo's Immortal classic, magnificently produced, sensational, stupendous. ‘'The Hunchback of "Noire Dame” 'Marring Don Chaney and a superb east of 3000 professional players, Universal's super-col-ossal production. Also the special engagement for one night only. Thursday. duly 2nd of Fred Foley. the master magician, ventrilo(|uist. and lightning sketch artist, on his second tour of the world, and triumphant return to New Zealand after many year’s absence.