AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES, V.U'DKVJLKK AM) PICTURES TO-NIGHT. A linal reminder is given to patrons m' the Princess Theatre of the fine Vaudeville and pictorial entertainment promised to-night, ha Ventuni. the Venus of Flowers will make her first a, peat,aiice lielore a Hokitika audience. •Site has j Hot concluded a two years’ , season with the Sir Harry Lauder Vaudeville. Coy. and judging by reports from the larger centres where site has appeared patrons are in for a vaudeville treat. One cf the most gorgeous scenes i, ‘'Venus among the Flowers" in which the most delightful colours, arc Mended in pleasing harmony. La Vent lira's representation of a :-i'it -Nymph in the depths of the ocean form a medium for scenes of ever changing Leonty. The pictorial part cl th,- programme will he the presentation ol an exciting railway story, i .Master production entitled "Westbound i,inmed." Hipping, roaring aitd tearing at ninety miles an hour across the screen in a cyclone of gigantic drama, thundering thrills and ruMiing romance. j ( w ill i uni itself into your i en.-riottstiess forever. Don’t wait, tor your friends to tell you howgood it i-; sec it for yourself. Prices Circle ,'i-J. Stalls -is; Children Is.