AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES “THE GATeH ASHER” TO-NIGHT The best comedy romancri-in recent months, “ The Gate Crasher A featuring Glenn Tryon and Patsy, Ruth illet-j will be shown at;' tlije- Princess Theatre to-night. : It is everything that, entertainment 1 should be.’*-It- lias a delightfully' refresliirig romantic theme embellished With the usual'Tryon super-quota of laughs. ' Tfife-' Mtity is Va rapid-fire staccato'of laUghs/put over almost with the speed of a rivettiiig "machine. It concerns an amateur small town detective who falls in love with an actress, ifollows her to New York and sets to work’ to solves the Tobbely of her jewellery.' The stbry rushes through its hilarious situations in the theatre, in a spectacular night club arid m the star’s apartment. Glenn Tryon is better than ever at putting over b?s irresistible brand of humour.' Patsy Ruth' Miller adds to bpth the beauty and hilarity of : the photdpiay,; while IV Roy ,Barnris is a .comedy -foil for Tryon., / Beth Harol 'ls good ''3s tIW maid. Free! Malatesta' Tiny gandford, ' Claude Payton, Russell Powell, and A.l Smith do well jn small roles. V/illiahi Craft is responsible for talented direction . Jact Foley a ; screen: ,loiter j&f >; note concocted the story!-. : . The usqal supports ~wiy also, bqyjit/er, sented. ' - - ' . • .UCUav On Friday, next, a big Australia!n racing story, will be-shown -.entitled: “Odds On.”:,