AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 August 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

BVERYBODYB PICTURES.

A BIG SPECIAL TO-NIGHT.

Thrilling,adventure,, exotic romance, picturesque scenes and characters, and a stirring story of love and revolt are all found in one picture to-night when • Universal’s gripping production, “The Foreign Legion” will W shown at the Princess Theatre. Not for a long time' has rtn audience here seen a picture that equals Legion” in any- of the , None will stW/' forget the! 1 horror, of the iron discipline, the ’fateful situations into \Vhich i 'the''liero is thrown, or the remarkable character which causes his; downfalls ravishing beauty-blonde, hot-blooded-aiid. deadly. Norman Kerry andiLewis* Stone,- two of the best known, actors?; ore the screen, undoubtedly do, the finest work of their long and successful careers in the starring roles. Kerry , as /Richard*, the unfortunate victim of circumstances, apd Stone as his ujntknown father, Colonel Destinn, have opportunities for acting that rarely come in other pictures. Needless to say,.both of these skillful players make the most of them. The .supporting cast is- also good. Mary Nolan as the unprincipled blonde .amt June Marlowe, as ; the girl-sweetheart Appear, to' great, advantage. Miss Nolan/ a-, former Follies. beaiity; received her. screen train ing. in Germany, which partially explains her swccesa;in this-pxotic role. Graufordi Kent and Walter/ Perry also. ' do good; work. The usual supports will, also be screened. prices tonight, circle 2s, stalls Is 6d. Children, under 12 years, 6d. ; ;