AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 17 August 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

“ THREE SINNERS ’’-TO-NIGHT

A' cfiancb ride in a motor car saved her life . . . . and ruined it.‘“’Lured from a train by the honeyed words of a lpver, she drove through the countryside for a few hours: The traifi went op and was wrecked, killing nearly every soul on board. That .is the stoi-y tbld in Pola Negri’s latest starring picture for Paramount, “Three Binnerq,” which' is now running- at. the princess Theatre. What happened When she read the news of her own death in the morning papers? What filtering words came to her lips when she stood .face to .face with her stern father-in-Jaw in lier lover’s house? )Vhat did she do when that fatlier-in-idw said with icy finality, “My daughter-in-law is dead—she died last night in a wrecked train ”! . “ Three flippers,” .one of the greatest of Pola tense .dr'tiina' this great. story. and thA answers to- these questions.' Wife- and jp'dther-—and then, by one syift stroke flf aie.' aa An unusual story With ft powerful lesson. Accusing fingers driyipg her to despair, this woman whose emotions tore her will %^shreda;, v A living death', seemingly ,perpetual r&-, morse—-but always hope, and finally salvation—a new, palvation. Howland V. Lee,, who directed;Pola Negri ' in..‘.‘-Barbed Wire/’..also directed “ Three dinners,” Paul Lukas, TulliO Cftrminati and Olga Baclanova appear in supporting roles. - r/w "1 A topical and comedy. ..will also be shown to-night.