AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT. >''iiiio remarkable types of the underuorlil have been filmed by Thomas FI. lev m liis mi mil" ilia in a. “Tlioso Who Donee. ’ a I'irst National release, to !j c ■( reened ar ihe Theatre to-night. Inr-e i-> known to the ‘‘fans” as a master of f.-'-: action stories, hot the entirely iaui-l type original theme and tense dramatic: situations which he has i.r.ni . lit ini-; play in his latest prodi-.c----t ion mark him also ns a master showmen. V. no never fails jo give the audieinos novel entertainment, combined with real story values and stirring drama. “Those Who Dance’’ is the -tory of a girl who enters the life of the tuiderwohl io save her brother from the gangsters he has fallen in with. An unusual love story is woven in, and the action is .so last tint! furious that excitement is kept ill fever pitch throughout. M ith Blanche Sweet and Warner Baxter in the leading roles and a .strong supporting east, including Bessie Love, as an underworld flapper—“ Those Who Dance'’ provides a tense and exciting drama of a most unusual kind. Coming Wednesday next—-The first complete -eric-s of the All Blacks toutthrough England and Wales, lecture by Cos Badeley.

Coming Thursday A double star “The Foolish Age” and “Boys Will be Bovs.”