AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 November 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERY3ODYS P3CTURES. in X-Tl N-TIX—FRIDAY. Rin-Tin-Tin, star of “Tracked by the Police,” the Warner Master picture western melodrama at the Princess Theatre on Friday, is a horn actor. His zest for playing his paid, and playing it well, is shown by his panting eagerness to be on the scene. Whether he is on for a fight, a frolic, or a tender scene with a crippled child, as in “Hills of Kentucky,” lie is always quick, sensitive and uncannily human. Have dogs intelligence? See Rin-Tin-Tin! Laguna Dam which serves as the locale for the, Warner Alaster Picture, “Tracked by the Police,” starring Rin-Tin-Tin, and directed by Ray Emvright, might well he called the golden dam, for beside the two million dollars required to build it, it undoubtedly contains many thousands of dollars’ worth of gold. This is in the form of flake gold which occurs in the nearby hills from which the rock for the concrete and fids was tulem. Although the metal can he plainly seen with the naked eye in the rock, the aggregate is too small for the cost of milling and smelting. “Tracked hv the Police” is a story woven around the thrilling events attendant upon the construction of such a dam. The resultant complications make a melodrama of breath-taking interest and innumerable thrills. The cast includes Jason Rohards, A'irginia Browne Fftire, Tom Santschi, Nanette. Dave Morris, Theodore Loreli, Ben AValkor and AVilfred North. Rin-Tin-Tin in “Tracked by the Police” comes to the "Princess Theatre on Friday. A Topical, Scenic, and Comedy will also be shown.