AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYEQDYB PiCTURES.

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Is if, wise for ii girl to carrv on a friendship with an old lover alter sin.* lias married ? This problem is elof|i:cntly discussed in ‘‘Jealousy." tie*

powerful drama of the sea, featuring Alaihcson I,ana;, showing at the Princess TJicatre to-night, in this instate*'the drama is enacted on bonid shiji where the storms and gales of tl*.e sea are as nothing in , nmparisnn with the conflict of human emotions. “Jealousy." a stirring .Master I’icturc. is a great sea yarn involving a mntinv on hoard ship, a cargo of smuggled ammunition and a terrible lire at sea. Besides these, I In* powerful emotions of love, hate, revenge, and jealousy are brought into play. For a time jealousy lias full sway, and plays havoc with two strong men in love with the same woman. It i- only after sensational happenings that love. Ihe gseat healer, enters and brings peace and coulentinenl. Two men and a beautiful woman on hoard a small sli.in carrying smuggled ammunilion and a crew of wild and unscrupulous men, promises n story of exciting adventure and many thrill-. This is the ease in "Jealousy." the stirring Ma-ler Picture featuring Ma t boson |.a tig. London's PoiMilar and unrivalled actor. ATatheson Lang plays Ihe part of the husband, a sea captain who gradually becomes jealous of his wife on account of the "other" man, the first mate of his* ship, played by Victor Senstrom. the great Swedish actor. A Topical and Comedy will <oiiq>leln the hill to-night.