AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURED.

mondav. "A Sc It-Made Failure,” tho First National picture showing at tho Princess r i heat re. on Monday, is an excellent comedy-druma which will appeal particularly 10 youngsters, while it yet holds the love interest and romance so necessary to the older folk. It tells of the adventures of “Brcezv,” a

lovable tramp and his little pal “Sonny.' - and their dog “Cameo"’ and how they are the moans of bringing happiness to the (.•harming little heroine of the story. The plot, is well defined and the sequences of the drama lias been so closely connected that there is very little break in the story except the bathing girl sequence, which was apparently injected purely for the beauty of the scenes and the ludicrous sir

lions which were brought about by tho bringing of a hew of beautiful young women into what had previously been an atmosphere of ago and rheumatism. Tim picture may he summed up ns Director Beaudiuc at hi. test, and an

excellent east performing in perfect harmony. Speaking of easts it, may not he out of the way to mention that it includes Ben Alexander, Floyd Hamilton. Malt Moore. Patsy Ruth Miller. Mary Carr. Bam Do Crass. Clntek Reisner. Dan Mason, Alta Allen, T’riseilla Moran, doe McCray and “Cameo”, the dog cf “Penrod and Bam" fame. The

slippeds are a two reel comedy and the famous Racing Series “The Fast Steppers.” Miss AVilliams orchestra and usual prices. On Wednesday nexi the great Fniversnl masterpiece “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” will ho presented for one night only. Coming on Thursday next a special Vaudeville and .Picture display’ headed by the clever Master Magician and Ventriloquist. Fred Foley. Die modern “Valentine, Vox’’ with his entertaining Dummy Coster .Toe.