AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 January 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

T EVERYBODYB PICTURES

“THE CRASH” TO-NIGHT

According to Milton Sills, star of “The Crash,” the current attraction at; the Princess .Theatre to-niglit there is such a thing as too much realism in the movies, “in making ‘The Crash shys iSills,.‘.‘we went on location in the High Sierras fof several weeks. When it' was time, to make the sequences in which I meet Miss Todd, our director, Edward Cline, rented the local opera house in a small jstown. Miss Tood ,by the way, plays prima donna in a cheap burlesque troupe when I meet her. Miss Todd and the supporting cast were, on the stage ready to go through with the scene under Cline’s direction i.when a t tall, rough looking mountaineer walked in the stage door and halted —proceedings. “‘Who,’ he inquired, and you could hear his voice y» mile away, who told *you people to 'put on a, show here without ; a?; perinit!? ltm the sheriff, justice of the peace, the constable here, and I should know about -this- before you '.start.’ “Cline hgd to accompany the indignant officer to the local- hotel, and show him proof that it was to be a private preformance for rhovie purposes only,- before we could continue shooting.” \

The, usual supports will also be screened.’'