AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

TOM MIX—WEDNESDAY

Tom .Mix appears in a new. guise in his latest release “The Lucky Horseshoe,’’ when he dreams he is Hon Juan and sees himself dressed in the velvet and brocade of a Spanish Grandee ami judge of a beauty contest. However, he loses none of the Mix spirit in the change of character, for lie rides through tlie scenes following the awarding of the beauty prize and performs dare-devil feats in the rescue of the girl that are sure to thrill every Mix fan in the audience. “The Lucky Horseshoe” is the story of a western ranch man who almost loses the girl lie loves because he is too bashful to tell her ho loves her before she leaves to go abroad and too much of a sportsman t.o say anything after she has returned to the ranch engaged to another man. There are thrills galore intermixed with real comedy—and in the dream sequence, gorgeous costumes and settings. It is without a doubt one of the finest hits of acting Tom has done so far in his career and a picture no' one will want to miss. “The. Lucky Horseshoe” will open at the Princess Theatre on Wednesday. In the cast arc Billie Dove, Ann Pennington, J. Fnrrel Macßonnld and Malcolm Waite,

A Topical Fox News and a good comedy completes the display.