AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 August 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “OU'i ALL NIGHT” TO-NIGHT. Reginald Denny, star of the Universal super comedy, “Out All Night,” which conies to the Princess Theatre as the feature attraction this evening is perhaps the greatest all around sportsman and athlete on the screen to-day, in the opinion of William Scietc, his director. “That follow never tires,” remarked Seiter on the set one afternon when Denny had just rushed by in an effort to catch « handball some one had thrown his way. “I have seen him keep going continually for fifteen or twenty hours at the same pace with never a thought of relaxing. Less than a month after lie was operated on for appendicitis this spring, he was chasing all over his summer camp in the High Sierras. It is only his remarkable condition and constant training. that enables him to keep going the way lie , does.” During the war Denny was a member of tlie Royal Flying Corps and he still maintains one of the fastest airplanes on the Pacific Coast. He owns a speedy motor-boat that lias won several important races and only ,1 few months ago he startled everyone by going hunting for mountain lions with nothing hut a Low and arrow. In “Out All Night,” the famous star is supported by Marian Nixon, who returns to the screen with him for the first time since “Rolling Home” made more than a year ago. Others in the cast include Wheeler Oakinnn, Ren Hendricks, Jr., Dan Mason, Dorothy Earle, Lionel Hrnham and Rob Seiter. The picture was adapted from the story “ I’ll Re There ” liv Gladys Lehman. Look out for Jackie Coogan in “The Bugle Call” on Friday next.