AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “ THE FAIR. CHEAT ’’-TO-NIGHT The picture to he presented to-night at the Princess Theatre “The Flair Cheat,” is a comedy drama of unusual charm and distinction featuring dainty Dorothy Mackaill, handsome Wilfred Dytell, and the famous Edmund Breese, is one of the most laugh-pro-voking pictures that lias ever been seen on the screen. Burton King, one of the ablest directors in the motion picture industry, has injected generous doses of subtle humour and piquant situations to this delightful, story of a daughter of wealth who becomes a cabaret dancer to win the man of her heart. Her venture into the world of tinsel and lights and laughter is the beginning of one stimulatingw adventure after another, until convincing her father that she is able to earn her own living, ho allows her to marry the man she loves. Each of the noteworthy case of all-star players gives a splendid performance including Dorothy Mackaill, Wilfred Lytell, Edmund Breese, Mario White, William Robyns, Bradley Barker, .lack Newton and Tom Blake. Dorothy Mackaill, a 1.0 portrays a daughter of wealth is an exquisitely beatuiful English girl, who made her first appearance on the sh.ige as a Ziogfekl Follies girl. Wilfred Lytell resembles his brother Bert to such a marked degree that one is often mistaken for the other.