AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 September 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES.

“ THE SPY ” TO-NIGHT. The super special picture from the famous U.F.A. studios “ The Spy,” will be the special attraction at the Princess Theatre to-night. When the Great War. came to a. 'finish, it left chaos behind—not only in the countries arid nations, but also in the soul of mankind, but there was one .that derived profit from the chaos existing in those leaderless souls otf men. Nobody knows him. Nobody knows the exact whereabouts of his headquarters, from whence he is sending out his emissaries into the frightened world. Put he is there, and the crimes committed in his name are incessantly augmenting. Murder, robbery, extortion—they form the evil triad of the shriil melody of high treason and terror, breach of faith and self-annihila-tion, in which atmosphere all countries seem to tremble. Such was the state of the / world ruled by “ The Spy” until a greater and more potent tforce prevailed. > But nobody even guesses that the cold-blooded leader of this witch-devil is a lame Russian banker, “Haghi.” There follows some of the most amazing sequences of thrills, plots, and counter-plots, and train smashes, in rapid succession ending with the suicide of the Arch Spy, Haghi. The incidental score for this fine production will be played by Miss Giese and her orchestra. Prices: Circle 2s, stalls Is 6d.

Wednesday : The great British 1 picture P Hindle Wakes.”