AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES -TO-NIGHT. A Big Universal Western drama entitled “The Wolf’s Trail,” starring the greatest animal star on tho screen, Dynamite, tho wonder dog, will he shown to-night. The story of a police dog that reverts to his wolfish forbears and returns to the wild where he haunts the trail of an outlaw gang and helps a lone Texas Ranger to brim them to justice. A wandering police dog, reverting to tho wolf type, ter rorizes the border neighbourhood. Simon Craft, it smuggler, believing the dog to be endowed with super-human cunning, fears for his life. Tom Grant secretly investigating tho activities o tho gang, jails a notorious ‘ outlaw Whom lie ' later impersonates to win their confidence. In this he succeeds ns he does in winning the love of Jam Drew, the smuggler’s ward. Flashiir fangs rind the blue glint' of Winches ters 1 Texas Rangers and the struggle -for supremacy of the law in a wild mountain' faritness haunted by a super woV-dog 1 Clash after .clash of fight ing, biting, roaring action with sly nhi mill cunning rind the heroism of a lone constable pitted against overwhelming odds. The second episodes of " The Return of tho Riddle Rider” (serial; will also he shown. As iin added attraction the greatest vaudeville /novelty ' aetj Jerry,” the Kangaroo boxer and comedian, will bo presented on the stage. You must se r the Tom Heeney of the animal world. Fun for all. ■ The landing of the Southern Crosv at Christchurch on the Uth List, aftei tho flight from Sydney will also he shown.

Prices: Dress Circle, 2s; Downstairs Is (3d; children as usual.