AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

SVERYBODYS PICTURES. “i rri-; cam, of the canyon.” AVEDXESDAY. "I he Cal! o| t lie Canyon,” a ParanamHt picture. adapted from the* novel of the same name by Zatio Grey, will be l lie feature at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday next. The story, a western lore drama, is said to be one <>t the author's finest, Richard Dix, hois Wilson and Marjorie Paw are featured. The supporting cast is ! uoroitglily competent. "Ifnw can you sland ii. tllenn It’s all so brutal—this life yon lend.” To the girl of the effete 'pleasure-loving city, this great throbbing life of the wide open spaces did not appeal. Kven her lore for the man she bad become engaged to, could not erase her hatred and so she decided that if he would not come back with her should would go alone. lie, on tins other band, had plucked health from ibis place, bad gained a new strength and manhood that be would not sacrifice for a life of ease in the city. So they parted and later in the city the call of the canyon that she had despised so much called in her. Her answer was 1.1 go but she found tb" mao about to lie married to an-ot-her girl. This is where (he greal climax of the greatest western thrillc of the screen, will hold you astounded. This is where “The Call of lb" Canyon" will enthrall and thrill you as you have never been before. Tiesecond chapter of the “Ghost City" will al-u be shown. On. Thursday a special Maxtor Picture entitled "‘The Dangerous Coward" starring hied Thomson, the world’s allround champion athlete and bis marvellous horse. Silver King, ihe horse with a human brain, will be shown for one night only.