AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVEHVBODVS PICTURES,. "Til K IH I>K OK I’A R IS"—M OX DA V. Hinsninc Alary Rhilhin is coming to town in a new starring vehicle, her tiiii'il since she gained lame by reason ol i t-i- unrk in " M.ei ry-Go-Round,” '•vlr're she had by no means the principal part in an all star east. RegardI-* - - ol ibe pari, however, her name nos made o far as motion pictures a:e coiirerMed. and Universal Ricmres l a ii-uion. makers of " Merry-Go-Round." realised ibat in ibis \miii" woman the screen had imnther star.

Tin' pi-tuiv in v.diicli Aliss Phil bin will he seen neat is " The Rose of Paris,” Universal-Jewel which will lie sereened in the Princess Theatre on Monday next. Irvine (hi nun digs who directed Aiiss Philhin in "Fools I lighways” directed and he surrounded the star with one of the most capable casts assembled in a lone time for work before a camera. The other Universal pro(luetiiin is “ The Gaiety Girl." directed liv Kin," ilaggot. “The Rose of

Paris ” was adapted from the story, “ Alifsi.” hv Ib-lly, the pen name of a sister and brother who have taken Kranee hv .storm with a number of novels in the writing; of which they luive collahornted. It is Ihe story of an orphan pill whose widowed mother died leaving her in ibe only friend she had after being disowned lieeause of her marriage. Tlien the death of the child's ora ltd fat her leads to a search f-■ r the daughter and discloses the cxisleme of the grand-daughter. v.ho immediately becomes the pawn in a game o| strategy played hv the woman cafe owner and the partner and potential heir of the girl's Grandfather. The late-r in {opienls ami a good eiunedy complete a eraud display on Monday next. Selections by .Miss Williams' orc! ostra am! usuai prices.