AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

PICTURES; iv .-- ■■ , yi nr.>; —r—' // T ■:■ v/ - .. TIM MpCOY IN THE. BUSHRANGER ”—TO-NIGHT. ;at the Princess .Theatre, B[i,oviegoers have a Unique Ireat in store fqr them when Tim McCoy will appear his. latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle ‘‘ The Bushranger,” a rorpjmce of Australia's early .This -is the,jfirst all-Australian motion picture produced abroad and its to local history; us, .guaranteed hy .j.the fact that Reg. Baker and Denies;, JT Warwick headed a Hjeqt .party' of’Australians- who acted assistants to the director. Tjhe ; story ojiens iri EhglandJ but' Van pieman’s Land- rapidly becomes the locale, followed by Ballarat and the adjacent. country in the sequences where ]\|.cCpy, .having escaped from the convict sqttjemertt,- becomes a notorious bus‘hrqnger. to hreath-catching thrills,' high ndyenturey romance and love in Ahe) Australian Irtish, and all this absorbing: action Ts/ unfolded' in typically Marion Douglas,' formerly -I Ena Gregory, of Manly, N.S.W., plays gtthe principal feminine rple opposite McCoy; ';wbile Bale Austpn, ' jl ‘ i ‘ i Mrss, New Zeiijarid, - T927,Y has the c other feminine role, end both girls ifltqrpret their parts skill.;. .. Baker, brother “of the 1 famous Australiatf “ Snowy ” Baker, also appears in the cast,. \rith Russell’Simpson and other screen favourites. ' v.; / i