AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBQDYS’ PICTURES liloo BREWSTER’S MILLIONS” —FRIDAY. •V bird in the hand is worth five in the bush! That’s what Polly Brewster found out. \on see, Polly was a poor little extra girl in Hollywood, struggling from day to day, when all of a ■sudden, like a heaven-sent gilt, she was inlormed by a handsome young iawyer that she was heiress to a million dollars. It seems that an old uncle had died, leaving her bis entire fortune with but one stipulation—she bad to invest the money—not spend it. I hen to save a seemingly hopeless -situation, along came Uncle Ned Brewster who promised Polly five million if slic’d spend the money his hated brother had left her. That sounded a little queer, but wliat the deuce, five million was not hotter than one. .So she started out on an extensive moneyspon<lm«4 splurge. To her guests ns souvenirs, she distributed glittering diamonds. And she bought, clothes 'earns and reams of them. Instead of

using water in her bath-—perfume was substituted. And in plaee of a personal' maid- Polly bad ten. Yes, sir, she liveil- while it lasted! Now. while one million dolors is more money than most people ever acquire in a whole. life-time, if it’s spent like water, it just doesn’t last very long. So of course, it soon disappeared. Then she went 1.0 I nele Ned to ask lor his present. Hut- he told her. he 100 was broke, having had everything taken away bv the Wall Street bears! As the world turned black an unusuni thing happens which saves the day for Poi'ly. But you’ll have to see “ Miss Brewster’s Millions ”i at the Princess Theatre next Friday to find out what followed. ".Miss Brewster’s .Millions” is the first, farce comedy to be produced by the special comedy unit which Paramount has given Belie Daniels. Belie is starred as the rich little poor girl, while Warner Sterling, who has a great role as [Tide Ned, are featured. A topical, comedy and " The Radio Detective” (serial') will also he shown.

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