AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

everybodys pictures.

TOM -Mix TO-XIGHT

lorn -Mix is coming to the Princess Ibeatre to-night, in a new "William Fox western production, “The Heart Poster.” This picture in the fiftieth in which .Air Fox lias featured Tom, nod although the title sounds niusliv, you will find that the western star does not have to doff his spurs, and '•lmps and become a gay Lothario to break the hearts of the girls, fn fact, the hero has to throw caution to the "intis and kidnap the Justice of the Peace and minister in order to prevent the gild he loves from marrying the villain. lint the girls will sigh when Tom gets into action and finally lands in ini! to he rescued hv his wonderful litt.c horse. Tony. Despite the fact it is Tom’s fiftieth, it is no fiftyfifty picture, hut a real 100 per cent, sure-fire Mix knock-out. One of the kind that has made Mix the most popular western star of the silver sheet. Csual prices to-night.

VA FDEVH I.F .VXD PTCTHRES TH FTPS may. A grand Vaudeville and pictorial entertainment will be presented on Tluirsd ay headed hy the exclusive and expensive attraction extraordinary of La Ventura the Venus of Flowers, the greatest vaudeville attraction ever presented on the stage, and the only net of its kind over seen in Xew Zealand, the gorgeous and .spectacular novelty that has astounded the theatre audiences of the world. The pictorial part of the programme on Thursday will ho a .Master production entitled “Westhound Limited” a great Railway story. The mighty photo-drama of flesh and steel. It roars. It thunders. It pounds. It crashes. It rushes through a hundred soul-tingling episodes of staggering, drama and then. like the Fracking of Doom, breaks into one of the most stupendous scenic climaxes ever llimg upon a screen. Special price- Thursday—Circle As Ad; Stalls 8-; Children Is.