AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

MCLEAN'S PICTURES.

‘TRIFLING WOMEN TO-NIGHT.

Hex Ingram’s claim to film immortality is justified again in his remarkable new production “Trilling Women,’ which comes to-night to the Princess Theatre. It is the latest achievement of the skilful director, wbo.se name has become synonymous with the best in filmdom, and a guarantee oi exceptional screen merit. It equals, and, in some particulars, surpasses his earier efforts, and should win a high place among the best of the .season's photoplays. The brilliant director of •‘The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,” “The Prisoner of Zetida.’’ and other big Metro pictures is himself both author and adaptor of his latest success. The story is concerned with the fascination of Zarcda. it crystal-gaiter, whose siren-like fascination attracts men into her net. How she attains wealth and power through a marriage with a wealthy marquis; how she arranges his death to marry her young lover, Ivan; how slit' meets a ten-ink-cud with her lover when her husband finds them together, makes a graphic and dramatic story. In the east arc brilliant players. Lewis Stone is seen as the Martinis Fedroni. Barbara l.a Man- as Zareda, Ramon Navarro a.’ fvan, and Edward Connelly as Ivan’s father, Baron de Ma-npin. Others m tbe cast are Pomeroy Cannon. Huglue Mack. The fine photography is the work of John F. Seitz. A two-re.-. Alack Sennet Comedy and a Travo.ogtn will support, this big Star. Mcbet-n s Supreme Orchestra will render Llie incidental music, and usual prices will b-.- ° h Sa?m-day :—Lew Cody in “Occasional]y Yours” a powerful iS-aet. special.