AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 October 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

8: V E RYBO DVC PICTURES. ■■ IM)U MOV " --TO-XIGHT. Scotland Im- always been i)iou(l o| Mol) Mov and the glorious country ii u!i i<! i lie j ><• rll > run •) i his <la ri iiir exploit-. Scotland will ho proud of 1 lu* big Guuiniint It lin -*• Moh Roy " ho- ' ii eulogises hot h Ikt hero and her fcrliriy. Tilde never was ;i film inoro lull oi vi toil'd ii- mid daring adVvlitiiru or which presented Midi :i continuity OI choice :i ml well photographed Highland scenery. From Hen l.oimiiul to the Trossnehs, overs- foulure of Mob liny's hunting ground is pictured. Then there ure old Highland coroiiionic n gathering of the heads of the clans at a crrut hall, a most graphic depiction of the burning down ot the .Macd iv-or iiomesteiids and some wonderlul panoramic views ot (lie hip; fight in which Moh Mo\ wrested his native Inersnaid from the Duke ot .Montrose. By way of con. trust to tlic si rennons scenes of Midi's lighting existence, the film gives a picturcsi|iie account of how Moh won liis liride the heaiitiful Helen Camphell— from under the very nose of leu wealthy and powerful admirer, tin' Muhe; glimpses of the happy vein wliiih followed the elopinent; the comdig el their first-horn ; and then their min by treachi'i'y ; ten years ol struggle with Moh hunted as an outlaw; the famous ruse (with the plaid in the river) by which Moh made his) most narrow escape; the story of hi. "death”; the wonderfully impressive •scenes of his " funeral”; the pathos of the Rob Mov J.a ment ; and finally, Moll's boldest surprise stroke again-l Montrose and Ids return home in triumph to lin ersnaid. Never was a tiici iiresrnte narrative more pictures,pudy presented. The picture is worthy of the setting, and the setting worthy ol the picture. All Scots and others will congratulate .Mr \V. f>. Kclliuii. the producer, on his succest m producing one of the most attrac live real life romances ever screened; and certainly a film ol line pictorial eilect and a stirring entertaimnont Moh Moy " is a “ Westminster ’ film, released hy The (faun.out Company. Idd.. London. " The Ghost ( it.v ' serial and n good comedy will I'omplcte the display io-nigld. On I liursday patrons will he pleased at the re-appearance of popular Mill Hart in Iti.s latest Western success entitled. "aJsiuecr dim .McKee.” A picture that shows that thrills and romance abound in the West ol to-day, as much as it did in the wild and woolly days. A 1 Pfood comedy and "The Fast Fxpress ’ serial will also he shown on Thursday. 1