AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

VAUDEVILLE AXI) PICTURES to-night.

I o-n iy;li t ;it t!i(' Princess Theatre a tine programme of vaudeville and pictures will lie presented headed hy a return visit of Chun Tuen Tni who will appear in a complete change of programme of Chinese conjuring and cartoons. This artist presents a novelty Chinese act, and he introduces many new tricks as well as a series of amazing coloured sketches and doublehanded cartoons. This act should he seen hy all. The picture part of the programme consists of a good comedy and a big Paramount feature “New York,” starring Ricardo Cortez, Lois AY ilson. Estelle Taylor, William Powell. -New I ork—-with ifs teeming millions, gleaming billions, blinding bright lights, grinding prize lights, happy night life. New York—with its East and West side, liowery and River Drive. City Hall and Tombs', Brooklyn Bridge, and Bridge of Sighs, night clubs and night courts. New York with its gaiety and sadness, millionaire and pauper, Bitz and Milts IToleJs. New. York —-as it is in the year of our laird, 1927. makes its movie debut tonight at the Princess Theatre, when Paramount’s current production, “New York,” is Hashed on the screen. Prices to-night are: Circle 2s; stalls Is fid ; children under 12, (id.