AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVEfIYBODYS PICTURES

“seykn c iianc [•:<" to-night. To-night (Saturday) at. the Princes. Thenlre Busier Kenton npjiears n ‘'Seven ( liances" u riot ol laughter Would-be l.riilies—thousands of them all colors, shapes and sizes, want t< marry Buster Keaton in "Sevei Chances,” his new Metro-Gold ivy n.Mayer f wit tire comedy. Ti is a successor in every way to Buster s receni winner, “The Navigator.” Buster had advertiseil tor a bride, and the response was gratifying. They came by the thousand. It was not Buster’s beauty that attracted: the linger of suspicion points rathe]' to the tact that by marrying. Buster will inherit seven million dollars. One look at his flock and Bus tor fled over hill. dale, mountain and stream, until the very rocks join in the chase, and Buster is pursued bv hie rocks and little rocks, boulders, lie lions, skips, jumps and swerves, and finally lies down and lets them do their ■worst. Countless other stunts nnd ones pm as well to make absolutely the greatest nictnre Keaton has turned out. The star has a line supporting east, headed by 'ltnth Dwyer. T. Boy Barnes and Snitz Kdwards. The story, which has been ndaoted from the very successful state farce by Hoi Cooper Mcgruc. is of a young man who will inherit seven million dollars if he marries before seven o’clock ol the dav ot Ins 2. til. birthday. .Seven hours before the time limit he hoars ol ihe " ill for the first time. The succeeding seven hours till the six reels of Ibis .hilarious comedy "itll every laugh that could he packed. I in, and leave a I rail of sore sides in their train. The supports include the serial, a corned\ and gazette. I