AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “POTASH AXI) PERLMUTTER.” -MONDAY. On Monday next at tin? Princess Theatre Samuel Goldwvn presents Potash and Perlinutter in “Hollywood” from the stage success, “Business .Before Pleasure'’ by Motaguo Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman. Adapted to the screen hy prances Marion with Alexander Carr.. George Sidney, Vera Gordon and Betty Blythe. Directed hy Alfred Green, a First National Picture. Betty Blythe, who has appeared as a seductive vampire in a score of big productions, has a similar role in Samuel Goldwyn's “In Hollywood with Potash and Perlinutter”. This picture shows the adventures of the famous cloak and suit partners in their effort to become movie magnates, and they naturally select Miss Blythe for the vampire role in their first “million dollar prodtu lion.” The title roles are played hv Alexander Carr, the original Perlinutter and George Sydney who makes a lovable Potash. Vera Gordon and a strong cast fill the other roles. The picture a hounds in funny situations and humorous dialogues. Since Potash and Perlinutter have entered the movie field they helieve they have succeeded in exploding the erstwhile ho-ik-f that there is nothing new under the sim. With a plot that is exactly like “Ben Jfur.” only very much more original in execution, they say they have shattered the old adage. The supports on Monday are the latest in Topicnl.s a two reel comedy. Miss Williams orchestra and usual prices. Coming attractions next week—Wod-lie-dny Buck Jones in “Western Buck” and o'l Thursday Johnnie Minos in “Conductor 1 102.''