AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 March 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS pictures, “ .SEVEN DAYS.” ANOTHER CHRISTIE TRIUMPH. Another spoke Inis keen added to the tv I i*o I of mirth in the Al. ( hristio presentation of •• Seven Ihiys ” which ' i l > " ns this evening at the Princess theatre. It stands nut as another leather in the taps o! the producers ■>l the record-breaking " Charley’s Aunt. The same surface strain of continual humour, the same under- ■ iirrent ot seriousness combined deftly into a human picture of a domestic upheaval, make “ Seven Days ” a fitting sequel lor the previous presentation. The story is of a vomit; chap, giving a party to a lew friend' to cclchrate tne first nmiivcrsan o| hi' divorce, suddenly lind.s liim.sclf he.scl on all sides with all manner of trouhle and trial. First his wealthy aunt arrives, not know iny; ni Ids di'.nree, and the prohlem of keepin;; real facts from her eonI routs him. Then his divorced wile arrives unexpei tedly. On top of this, the servants take hasty leave, alarmed by a spoiled aliment which has stricken the hiiller. A burglar, chancin'; by, and seeing the party in session takes the opportunity to transact some business. On enterin';, lie finds a nolieeman, whom the cook had been entertainin'; licfore her unceremonious departure, fast asleep in the chair. I'licit the whole house is placed under i seven days C|iiaraiitine for smallpox is a result of the hutler’s ailment. If tilings move speedily up to this point, they race from here on. Lillian Rich leads the cast of this hilarious comedy mule under the direction of Scott Sidicy. Others in this Producers Distributing Corporation release arc Creighton Hale. I.ilyan Taslmian, llalam Cooley, .Mahel diilienne Scott, dosa Core, Eddie Crihhon and Tom tYilsi.'i. A Topical, serial and comedy will ilso he shown. On Wednesday next, “Damaged foods.”