AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. VAUDEVILLE AM) PICTURES —TO-NIGHT. To-night the Princess Theatre will he packed with a delightful audience to sc-e the double bill to be presented. Tiie pictorial part of the programme to-night is a special First National feature entitled '‘Single Wives’’ starring .Milton Sills and Corinne Griffith, supported bv a superb cast of players. Two id' Fullers performers. Francis and Clinton, aerobatic comedians, who are under a special engagement for the whole of the Coast,will appear to-night and present their sensational and humourous act the same as shown in the larger centres of the Dominion. Combining apparently impossible feats of equilibrium and acrobatics with clean •and clever comedy work, there is no more popular turn throughout the Fuller circuit in Australia and New Zealand than that presented by those extraordinary artists, Francis and Clinton. Almost incredible stunts are accomplished with an ease, dexterity and sany; froid which evoke enthusiastic receptions everywhere the turn is presented, while thir original comedy causes continuous laughter. Iloadlinthe West Coast and Coasters are in for somethin}; unusual to-night. The prices to-night are: —Circle 'is; Stalls Is (Id; Children under li fid. On Wednesday next a big Circus picture entitled “The Sawdust Trail’’ and starring the popular Hoot Hibson will he presented. On Thursday next William Duncan and Fdith .Johnston will appear together in a big Western drama entitled “Playing It Wild.”