AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 June 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

SVERYBODYS PICTURES. “TUITIGER FINGERS.” A MIGHTY CIRCUS STOR Y—TO NIG HT. A ne\v figure invades the silver sheet in the person of Rob Custer, who is being starred in a series of Texas Ranges stories by F.R.0., the first of which is “Trigger Fingers.” A fine, upstanding he-man type, the new star bids fair to become a great (favourite in the swift-moving western stories which are being written for him. Custer himself is a Texas Ranger; not a “ motion picture cowboy,” and comes to the screen straight from the unfenced stretches of the Lone Star A State, rich in . the romance of the plains and breathing the spirit of frontier days. Margaret Landis takes ivi leading 'feminine role opposite the newcomer. She is the sister of Cullen Landis, and a great future is predicted for this little screen beauty. Reeves Eason directed the picture, which will be shown at the Princess Theatre tonight. Thi§ will lie its first showing in this locality. .. The sweep of Western plains, the thrill of hard-riding cowboys, the flash of pretty^girls, the virile presence 'of a rugged, red-blooded star who can shoot, fight, ride, and smile in the face of danger, make this kind of picture that will get right under the skin of every live-wire man, woman, and child, and entertain them to the “Nth” degreei., A topical and comedy will complete the display to-night.