AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBGDYS PICTURES.

TCOLLEG'E DAYS,’’-TO-NIGHT.

College life and ajj. it implies interestingly told, \yith a tremendous amount of suspense is embodied in the Tiffany production' of “College Days,” a Master Picture release, which will be seen for the firist time here to-night.at the Princess Theatre. Here is a picture that is worth while, and from the 'amount of excitement manifested by the audience to-night during the gripping football game, there is ho douibt in the revifexvers’ mind that the concensus of opittioii voted this one of J -V 1 ' Ar “ entertainments of its kind seen- here in some time. A word dr. .two must he said first for the Story, Which is from the pen of A. P. Younger, who adapted the famous story, “Broxvn of Harvard,” for t‘lie screen, and who in turning out “College Days” went one better than his last college story. Then again never has there been gathered on the screen such a bevy of beautiful young girls, led by the winsome and pretty Marceline Day, arid the ensemble of college youths, wlio from appearance and acting must have been genuine college students. The storv in brief tells of a breezy young college boy, who comes to one of the • big Universities arid soon makes himself known to all the pretty do-eds, until he meets* the one. Many little Sinks coine 1 to mar their love-making, which is finally unravelled by his brilliant playing on the college v’vivrsiity 5 football team, in whic-h lie helps win tlie? grime for hi* Alma Mater arid at the same time the girl. With a cast including Marcel ine Div, Charles Delaney, Edna Murphy, Kathleen Kay, James Harrison, Brooks Benedict. The latent; in Topicals arid a good Comedy will also be shown. On Friday a thrilling picture Starring Ken Maynard in “Sentif Daredevil.”