AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

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11 HONEY MOON" Pi; ATS ” r- —to-night^T

Both those : going ' trough life with th'e m&trimbfmiafl yo'ke v &ntl. those still’ t’r!ee of'ihaftial Bliss will be highly entettSineii'' by -V‘ Honeymoon Plats,” which • will; be shown fit the Priiicess Thba%’i'e"r tb-hig , ht y%itji George Lewis AftL Domthjf Gulliver' '-iiu.the • starring rdl&L Wit is- {tii diritisihg iihd ; almost tragic Si&ryof a young husband who is tiding l td’ block the financial interference 'bf' Kis 1 mother-in-law. Only those who fire married can fully appreciate this 'fjeril but everybody' can thoroughly enjoy it on the'screen. “ HoneyrfMbri Ff&ts” is from ifcarl derr Biggers’ recent' “Saturday Evening Post” short ghd cdhtriinh all the finesse and tlifit made him one of •th§ifioS.Piftie'cesSful authors in America '. afid’ Mi§s Gulliver wiil be rememheretl'ifor' their work in “The 00lin which they become one of the greatest 'romantic comedy teams in the hiktory of' the screen. “ Honeymoon 'Flats)” in a way is a sequel to the shtfkt subjects directed on a large scale by Millfird Webb: The supporting cast Kathryn Williams, Ward Crane, Bryant Washburn, Phillips Smalley, Jane Winton, Eddie Phillips, and ;Patricifi Caron. The usual supports will be shown to- .. . • i 7 ■ '.] ;' On Wednesday the Elinor Glyn story “ Red Hair,” will be presented, starring Clara Bow.