AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

evef-iybodyc pictubes.. “SIN MOWN" AN!) ‘ 1 !• I<;itT \xi) vox”, to-night. A grand <!■ »i«Ulf-sta»■ display .'ill lie Hum ii ml tin* Brine-ess Thetdre tonight , liciii!<-•! Ity l hi' special First Xtt1i n 11; 11 Feittlire “KllllUoV. n.’’ Rig with tin !-r. • iliiii pul ..'S through 'iiii' own ii.-,. Hi • -- ith i!i<- .-tirrin”; events 1 It;*• conquered a comment ami e-cmcnt- . , :•!(• •, A vivid, tiirillinic drama, depicting I 111- |i:illii'l if cxodtl.s ot the <, ; i ii.- kiiirrniii the plains. 100.0(10 ii tl'l steer-. in mad stampede. miles of pi ■i; ;i' ablaze ami an ocean ol mnviii;; cattle fan'll spectacular lia fit gnat 111 I 1 ,■ t- this niM'tf’i'pimi' of film industry. 'llia first cl' tlk- wonderful ‘‘Field and Win'' crim. starring .’lack Dempsey v dl al e lie shown to-night. The world’s isevvweigl l l, fliampion Jack Dempsey, is known everywhere in the world. Since his -cusnlimial leap to the championship. when he defeated dess X\ iI - mv in the world oi sports. Held invineili|e. he Inis never yet met an opponent v. ho even caused him- any apprehension in the tine. Vogel l-'iipo. Tommy (til.lions, Ccorge.- Caipcniier all have been beaten In him. Many sport- writers claim lie is the greaiest lighter in the entire history of the