AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 June 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. ‘■TA.UL.VG THE \YEST’' —TO-NIGHT. In the produition of “ Taming the f t West, ’ a Uni versa l-Oibson special r> corning to-night ti> the Princess r< theatre. >•!:• Moot Gibson, :i eomMH’.y of !’.) poisons spent weeks at q> Ken'.‘s itriutuain resort and r> cow: tue, i: imber reserve station in! y -he 'ln mountains of Southern (alifnnba. Practically ai! the oxteron of this thrilling V'.'c.sfeni drama ' .vt rc t-.i -a uitii this pic; urcs.-|tto place • " atmosphere.” And the atmosphere Mere was cold, if the word ol itr i;.' •. an, dirccL.r of tin nielsir s; to ’.<• : i.-very memhir of tin L i.nanv v.ill vouch for that stnte•tneii'. As the lou.-.i train of automobiles 1 j fitiversa! O'tv two of the cars ■'•cried nothing lint heavy clothes. Meaty blankets, woollen s lockings, and rvcar, shirts, e::l.,:t heavy hoot;, 1 ".I'd other extras were included. 'When | 5 ire company readied the 5.000-fool elevation where all the “shooting” j took place tlie members were thankfiD j for tlie thoughtfulness of the alert director. Tlie company had to conI tend with rather poor sleeping qmtr- | Mrs that were indicated during the | cold nights. Thtl, such discomforts the j ’flayers knew were only temporary and ; !’:••>> stay in the mountains was regttI later! by tjio speed with which the scenes were taken. As a result an | nosttal number of scenes were photographed in ft single day. Among those u the picture who roughed it in the mountains were Hoot Gibson. sLnr of the picture; .Maroeline Day, Albert J. l-'mith, Francis Ford. Herbert Prior. Edwin Kooth Tilton, ."Morgan Brown. Louis Tfipnc, (leorge Grandee. I.ola Todd and Frona Hale. A topical and comedy will also be shown and selections will be played by the orchestra. Nose passages stopped, head heavy with cold? Take “ Naim!.” Penetrating, powerful. Kills germs. Allays inflammation, (if) doses Is fid.— Advt.