AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES ‘'THK SPAXIARD”---TO-NIGIIT. Real hull lights and hull fighting ])'■( ride sonic l o? the biggest Thrills 'n Mu: latest Paramount picture, whith "ill lie screened at the Princess Theatre to-night. It is “The Spaniard,” and the hero is one of the popular idols of the country, a bull lighter who has not been known to fail till the girl of his heart. . . But that is the thrilling tale of “The Spaniard.” the romance which starts in the ballrooms of London and finishes in the hull-lighting rings of Spain, and stars Ricardo Cortez and Jetta Gouda!. Noah Beery, who has been east in tjlmut every villainous character that it is possible to imagine is a hold had bandit in the latest Paramount Picture, “The .Spaniard.” Ricardo Cortez is the hero and master of Beery till he finds him unfaithful, and ltiter Beery, to get the beautiful girl, whom Cortez is trying to make love him. But: Beery’s schemes like all those of real villains, does not succeed, for the hero arrives and upsets his plans. Jetta Goudal is the girl who is mighty thankful tintt the man who mi to this moment she hated. arrive-, and saves her. "The Spaniard” is a thrilling romance set in tho sunny land of Spain and hull lights.' It will he seen at the Princess Theatre to-night. A Topical. Scenic and Comedy will also lie shown. On Thursday the greatest dog hero ever seen in any picture, Peter the Great in “Wild Justice” "ill he tho ln'g attraction. Friday: Kosslova. the world-famed Gypsy Violinist (late of ,7. C. Williamson and Musgrove Circuit 7. One seldom hears so fine an artist on tho vaudeville singe. In a stage setting of caravan, fire, tripod and pot, this brilliant violinist plays, and, her playing is the completion of an exquisite piot tire.