AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “Till-; .MAN FROM GLENGARRY.” to-nig I IT. A i loan, wholesome motion j>it turo drama replete with love interest, thrills and action is Ernest .Shipman's pro(hntiuii: "The .Man from Glengarry,” which is the feature .altniction at the Princess 'llieatro to-niorlit. Adapted by Fait It Green from Ralph (.'minor's lamoiis honk of the same name, it has he on transferred to the screen in all the vivid and realistic style of the original story. Henry .Mcßae i- responsible for the direction, ami he has spared mi effort or espouse in producing a motion picture drama which i- destined to lieei;:m one of the classics of the screen. The .story is laid in .North Limits. Canada, a large lumber tract uhiclt is operated by the men from 01 en:carry for the St. Clair Lumber Co. There is a hitter rivalry and filed between the Glengarry camp and shantymen of the Thorpe Lumber Co., who are led by a powerful Freuehuiali, Louis Lenoir. The fetal dually culminates in a battle on the river, which for action and tin ills lias rarely been equalled, in addition in some intensely exciting scenes there is a deep love inleiv t throughout which is supplied hv the complications' and difficulties encountered by Ranald. “The Man from Glotis;iitj and his sweetheart. Kate .Murray. The photoplay and settings are of a high order, and tire cast has been selected with groat care. It is made up of such names a- Warner P. Richmond, Anders Randolph, .Marian Swnyne. Pauline Caron. Harlan Knight. K. L. Ferna mle;:. .lack Newton. Frank Itaddry. William Colvin and Marion l.loyil. ()n Thursday a triple star programme will he presented headed by a Fnited Artists' Special ‘'The .Mark of Lnrro” starring Douglas Fairbanks; also the on at race between Hloaming and The Hawk, which was run at i Instincts a short lime ago. together with tile sec'oml opiside of the new ~■ I i:; 1. “'I lie Fast Fxpress'' starring William omien ii and Kditb Johnston.