AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBOOVS PICTURES. a great picture Monday. I i c l.ovc and Glenn Hunter are tlie leal tired players in “The .Silent Watcher.” an adaptation of Mary Ann Rinehart's story, “The Altar on the Hill,” which appears in the Saturday Evening Rost. The |iietnre was made !:y Frank hloyd. producer of “The Sea Man k” and will he l'ir-t National's offering at the Rrineo-s Theatre next Monday . “The Silent Watcher” pie-t-.rially rehitfs the story of Joe Relet!-. s. trotary to John Steele, famous la v.ycr and senatorial candidate ol their respective family and business affairs. The story is said to possess much of intense human appeal with the loyalty ol a man for his “Chief" and the sa rifice it entailed. Clenn Tinnier. interpret in”; the role of Joe Rol.eris. is reported L-.i have given one of lhe linest dramatic performances the s reen lias ever seen, and Miss hove aMary Roberts. likewise reaches dramatic heights, reviewers state, llohart llosworth. veteran of stage and -•■reen. plays the senatorial candidate. John Steele, and Alma Bcnncii- is east. :ts Lily Elliott. tt llirtatious souhrette uho falls in love with the politician. fieri rude A ster, Lionel Rolnmre. ])e Witt Jennings, llr.ainhm Hurst. Aggie Merrill” and George Xieholl- are others in the supporting east. A eood comedy and tho latest in Tnpicals completes a fine display on Monday next. Miss Williams" orchestra and usual pi ices. (Annin” on Wednesday next. Buck Jones in “The Desert Outlaw” a lilaxin e story of iinvlun trails. t*n Thursday next a super special hirst National will he presented, entitled “Xante the Man.” adapted front the famous story of Sir Hall Caine. “The Master of Man.” On ni'xl Mondav the first episodes of “The Eight and Win” series, slnrring Jark Dempsey, will he shown.