AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

£VERYEODYS PICTURES. RUN UKACH’S STORY— TO-NrOUT. A big Paramount special produced by A!!,’in Dwaii taken from Rex Reach’s famous story “Big Brother” will be shown at the Princess Theatre tonigki. Willi u very strong cast including; Tom .Moore, Raymond Hatton, Kditb Roberts, and the Australian wonder All-key Bennett in the leading parts. The Hast Side of Xew York i.- in-id in terror by the Car Barn gang, under the leadership of Jimmy Dono\i>. Some of the members are ini eased at Jimmie's attitude when he forcibly remintis them tl'.at girls are not to iie molested in the street. One. Cokey Joe, informs a rival gang and tliov sniasii up the Car Barn's annual dance with a revolver duel ami tree tight. In tile scuffle Jimmie's friend Ben is shot and before lie dies lie extracts a promise from Jimmie to look

after Ids little brother, Midge. Jimmie cans for Alidgc and is helped by father Donovan and Kitty Costello. But the children's court decides that .Midge would be better away from the vicious life of the. gangsters and the slums. He is sent to a reformatory. Jimmie is wild at fhe stand of the ecurt and sees red. He determines to shake up the town and quit being reformed. But it is pointed out that the release of M iilge depends on his own gc-,d behaviour, lie goes to work and Kit ty is one day robbed carrying wages from the hank. Jimmie is accused but clears himself in a thrilling manner. i' his work Midge is returned and ho and Kitty find happiness. The “Fast. Kxpress” and a good comedv will also be shown : Miss Williams’ orchestra, and usual prices.