AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYB PICTURES. ► REGINALD, DENNY—TO-NIGHT. f it’s, a safe bet that you’ll bo sitting on the edge of your seat through most of* “On Your Tbesj;’ the Universal picture with that most inimitable of stars, Reginald Denny. This highly entertain-ing-feature will be shown this e-ven-ing at the Princess Theatre. Although he, is •the star,.-Denny, is forced to Show Ilia, best efforts v in order to dominate the picture, for tlie supporting cast is made up of a .group, of really capable Barbara Worth, as the leading \lady, astonishes by,.her beatlty. - She is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful,not to.mention skilful actresses on the screen. Then there is Hayden Stevenson, as the prize figlit manager; Frank Hagney, as the .champion; Mary Carr, another ,of her famous-.“mother roles,” although this time she has the prefix “grand” before mother; Gertrude Howard and George West. Denny as the good natured prize-fighter avlio was made over from a dancing teacher',, is delightful always, and'.tlie story irijdets him,into,all manner of strange arid embarassing situations. The complications that involve Denny provide-more s/Hle-splitting laughter than we have i^een--for. some time. Induced to become a .prize fighter by the girl he ,loves, Denny gi.ves up Iris feminine, pursuit of managing.a dancing school. He is always too chicken hearted to knock-out his opponent oven though he can,easily, do so. A Topical, -Scenic and Comedy will also be shown. Tuesday: Lois,Moran .in- “Love Hungry.” Wednesday: The great IJ.F.A. Special “Faust.”