AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

' S£V£RYBODYS PICTURES. " I) \!>DIE> •• TO-NIGHT. Whi n " Daddh•- ' ji lavs at the I’rin-e,'-s I heal tv you will have ;m opportunity to see one oi the host screen nil,-rings ot the simmui. This is a pietti ri.ot! ion ol til,. Dari,l I'olnxn, -tnge that litul Stull a long ami ■ uc--1 <■"! .1! 101 l 111 tie No tv Vori: ail.l ( In > l la-a 11 O'. It i , a delight i ill 1 ,1:11•aly drama. it ilolf’it v, i 1 1 1 (jathtis ami iasi ft npueul, presented hy a splamliil | i't. I; i- another ol' tlif Warm.a ot • l/.oldle- you will sro sill'll Well I'liiuv. 11 si'fi',oi lavomilcs tis Mae ■Marsh. Harry Myers, Clair,• .Vilnius. ( 1 atil'i,f,l kviil. (laud,.' (I illi ng water. Millie Davenport and others, linrlielor 111',', si 11 ir| ( . l.losM-tlness, call it wind toil will, furnishes the motive power !,'| " Daddies.'’ It is the story of five Vale tin'll v. ho. while yet in college, Infill a haelielof's (lull. Knell agree--110; in many unless he first, pays a ii•, • • thousand dollar rosin nation lee to the ilu’'. lie. store opens uit-h the annual ,'hib banquet. .V mi ope si ion is adopted at this lianijUet. width imheliiiown to Lit,' menihers. sinus the 'iuh’s lentil warrant. Knell if.emhe! of the club agrees Lo adopt a win orphan. Later one member finds out his " orphan " i- a beautilitl girl seventeen years old. Another finds Ins "orphan" to lie triplets. Then the bachelors each learn that adopting orphans is an easy matter hut lookino alter them is a nuteli did',went thin;;. The at tempts ol' the foster fathers lo look after their charm's give rise in some exquisite comedy, ill termingiciI with real heart inter, st. Of eoni'se. Ihe in,'Vital,!.' happens. Kuril finds, with the exception ol the one who adopted the seven Icon-year-old orphan. that child-raising requires the gent!hand of a mother. They had all fallen so deeply m love with their respective children that it seemed easier pel a mother titan lose the child. In l! ■ ease ~} the bachelor who adopted Ihe young lady it is another story. Hut in the end everythin;; is solved hy all live getting married and providing nice homes and jj.no,l parents for a h 'll,eh of promi-tng you ulsters. I'll I'1 her chapters of "The Knsi Kxpress.” and a go"..i comedy complete the hill of 1.-iir to-night. Ali-s William’s or-