AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES

A GIRL OF THE LLUBERLOST ” —TO-NIGHT.

To-night nt the Princess Theatre Gene Stratton-Porter’s groat novel “ A Girl of the Liniberlost,” will lie presented, together with a fine selection ol up-to-the-minute pictures. Nearly all lovers of modern fiction have read that bright, cheery tale, “ A Girl jo!f the Liniberlost, ’’ by Gene KtrattonPorter. Nearly all will want to see the screen version of this romance of the rarest idyllic quality. Eyes glazed with horror, hand clutching helplessly —she saw her husband sink slowly into the hog! Here is the situation filled with dramatic dynamite and it is only the crux, the pivotal point, around which even more intensive drama revolves! It is the beginning of a story that is chock full of humanity, interest and unusual situations! You’re going to live with the people in the picture, become part of the action, so vividly real is this screen portrayal of Gene Strutton-Portcr’s remarkable novel. A splendid cast has been chosen, including such well-known favourites as Gloria Grey, Emily Fitrcroy, Raymond McKee, Cullen Landis, Gertrude Oimsteiul, Virginia True Board man, Ruth Stoneliouse and many others. Further chapters of “The Ace of Spades” serial and a special comedy will also be shown to-night. On Saturday Rex Beach’s story “The Auction Block,” will be the big attraction.