AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBOOYS PICTURES. ‘ ‘SQUIBS’ HONEY-MOON” TO-NIGHT. To toll the story of “Squibs’ Honeymoon,’’ t-he exceptional Master Picture, would be to spoil the element of surprise in the film. Sufficient is it to say that on deciding to get married, Squibs quickly disposes of the cares of the milk business she acquired, in “Squibs, ALL’.” and brooking no interference or argument from her sweetheart, ex-P.C. lfec, names the day and makes all arrangements for Lho wedding. This 'Wedding is probably the simplest, ami yet at the same time the most impressive wedding seen in a film, and if it fails to get round after round of applause it will be only hecau.se the solemnity of it has liu-hed thi audience to silence. As for the bride, a well-known film correspondent described Mrs Charlie Lee, nee Squibs Hopkins, easily the happiest brake ever seen in films. After the ceremony wild scenes of happiness follow, and thc-n off to the Continent, where the fun begins in earnest, and the action proceeds with the speed of the express trains carrying Squibs on her greatest adventure. And it really is her greatest adventu re 1

The second chapter of “The Oregon Trail," comedy, and Rathe GuzotU complete the programme. Selections hv Miss "Williams' orchestra. Saturday—“ Merton of the Movies," a Paramount attraction.