AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVEFIYaODYC) PICTURES. “CTIRLSTINE OF THK HUNGRY HEART.” Mo-,1 romantic stories end xvith a w<•<!< 1i 11 lc- “Christine of the Hungry IL-art," the new 'Thomas IT. Ineo i'i"lure made i'or First National. which ' Mine;; to the princess Theatre oil .Monda;.- i.coins with the wedding of the heroine, Christine, at that. But the romance of the, story does not end ■■' iiii the wedding, it merely begins al that point. Christine's romance, or romances, lead up to her great sacrifice which finally brings her the happiness that every normal woman seeks. It is a fascinating story superbly told, with a fine east, including Miss Florence Vidor, in tin' title role. Warner Baxter, Clive Brook the English actor, and Walter 11 ierx. the rotund comedian. It was directed hy George Arelininbaud. and adapted from the Kathleen Norris novel of the same name by Bradley King. One woman and three loves- -

W\s, three loves, three different men—and not one could soothe her hungry heart. Each love brought another promise and yet each in the end proved a mistake. But women sometimes bin! a greater thing than love through sacrifice. Christine's story will open your honrt--.it is seldom a woman's problem is pictured so poignantly. 'lt’s a mighty drama! If you're hungry for romance tin's is the piny to stir you. Tnro made it as great, as “Amin Christine" «s thrilling as “Those Who Bailee.''

On Wednesday and Thursday next two more com plots- programmes will he presented. On Wedne.-dny. a William f’"X I’l'iidueiion. “The Cyclone Rider" ami >-ii Thursday the long looked for picture starring Douglas Fairbanks in I he I hid ol Baghdad ’ i--r one night only.