AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

iEVERYBODYS PICTURES.

VAUDKVILLE AND J’rCTTKKK. .MONDAY. A big vaudeville :k t .'iml ;i grand picture display will be* presented at tin.* Princess Theatre on .Monday next. Curriniie Griffith and Milton Sills are costarred ill a First National Special ‘ ‘Single Wives-.” and are supported by a super!) cast of players. The vaudeville part of tin* programme on Monday will introduce two of Fuller's popular entertainers Francis and Clinton, acrobatic comedians. Combining apparently impossible feats of equilibrium and acrobatics with clean and clever comedy work, there is tin more popular l uni throughout the Fuller circuit in Australia and New Zealand than that presented by tlio.se extraordinary artists. Francis and Clinton. Almost incredible stunts are accomplished with an ease, dexterity and sane-fro id which evoke enthusiastic receptions everywhere the turn is presented, while their original comedy causes continuous laughter. Head-liners such as these are rarely seen on the West Coast, and Coasters are in for something unusual. The prices on Monday are: Circle ‘.ls, stalls Is (id. Children under I-. fid. On Wednesday next a bio circus picture with Hunt Hibson in the lending rule entitled “The Sawdust Trail'' and on Thursday next William Diiiuan and Kditli .Johnston in a bin special western drama “Flavine it Wild” are the coming attractions.