AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES GLORIA SWANSON TO-NIGHT. Gloria Swanson sparkles through her latest picture, "The Untamed Lady.” at the Princess Theatre tonight, with all the brilliancy and polish of the finished actress and all the buoyant independence and i'uxurious wardrobe of a society heiress, who has youth, beauty, social position and—twenty million dollars! One would naturally think that life for a girl so richly endowed would be one grand, sweet song, hut, alas and alack! there is always a fly in the ointment. In her case it is an ungovernable temper, which frightens friends and fiances and provides the framework on which the comic, dramatic and romantic experiences of the plot arc built. It is this temperament that prompts her to cheer for Vale when she is sitting in the Princeton stand, during a Yale-Prince-ton footba.ll game. This same devil-may-care spirit tempts her to attend a I lashionahle society dance in a bathing! suit, and on another occasion moves her to speak up while a famous musician is playing. Some remarkable yacht scene-.; during a storm at sea, incidentaly showing Gloria shovelling coal in

Hie boiler room, and an exciting chase on horseback, feature the latter portion of the picture. A topical, scenic and comedy will also shown.