AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

everybodys pictures. “THOSE WHO J)AXCE,” —MOXDAY. Ilioinri.s H. luce believes that a. sucoesslul photoplay means five things; excellence in story, material, east, direction, setting and technique. In his newest production, ‘'Those Who Haute,” each ol the five requisites have hcen carefully considered. With an unusual story by George Kibbe Turner, a surprise ending has been combined that turuishes romance, thrills and hitHum interest. Jllanche Sweet’s trementions success in “Anna Christie'’ "on lor her the highly emotional and exacting leading retie in the production, with Warner Baxter in the convincing characterisation ol a young lawyer, who starts a light on bootlegging after the tragic death c.i his young sister. Bessie Love, .Matthew Betz. Robert Agnew,

Lucille liieksen. Lydia Knott and Julm Sainpois, are included in the allstar east. Lambert Hillyer, who directed ‘‘Scars ol .Lalousy,” “Skin Deep,” “The Spoilers.” and “Temporary .Marriage.’’ handled the megaphoning ol •‘Those Who Dance,” under the supervision of Thomas H. Ineo. master technical] of the screen. Coming Wednesday next The first complete series of the All Blacks tour through Kugland and Wales, lecture by C'es Badeley. Coming Thursday - A double star “The Foolish Age” and “Boys AVill