AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

NORMA TALMADGE—'TO-NIGHT.

In “ Kiki,” which Ims been adapted lor screen purposes. First National lias chosen an acceptable item for movie patrons. This screen version ol the mammoth and highly successful Broadway stage rpesentation, with Norma Talmndge in the lovable clmractor of a Parisian news-seller, will be submitted to patrons of the Princess Theatre to-night. The story deals largely with theatrical life, and incidentally affords the spectator intimate glimpses behind the scenes of the gay city’s famous playhouse. The worldrenowned “Kiki’ chorus is in evidence in this film, which abounds in situations that are calculated to reveal the popular -Miss Talmadgc in an altogether new light. Mingled with the rollicking comedy in this attraction are several passages wherein drama and pathos predominate, and it is here where Norma Talmadge succeeds in registering varied emotions in her usual effortless style. .Ronald Column and Marc MacDermott are prominently cast in “ Kiki,” which should hold a strong appeal for all classes.

A topical, scenic, and comedy will also be screened to-night.

On Friday next, William Fox presents “Wolf Fang,” with Thunder (the canine marvel).

On Saturday next “Private Izzy Murphy.”