AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES

B VBE KNEES” TO-NIGHT

What dou you think of the modern “flapper?” The dizzy, care-free girl of to-day who nonchalantly does things that would have given her grand mother the “heebie jeebies.” There has been much said for and against the; girl of to-day but never has the subject been given such a sane—andentertaining treatment as in the latest Gotham Production. “Bare Knees.” No matter what your opinion may be, see this snappy screen diversion with Virginia Lee Corbin, Donald Keith, Jane Vinton, Forrest Stanley, Johnnie Walker and Maude Fulton. As light and free as the smoke from her dainty cigarette, she snapped her fingers at care until—suddenly and without warning, she was brought up with a sudden crash—face to face with the grim realities of life! It was then the true spirit of the modern girl came to the surface. Bravely shouldering responsibiltv, she fought her way hack to a real lasting happiness. Here is a photodrame with a fundamental appeal. to all. The spirit of reckless modern youth, depicted in all its colour in a sequence of scenes culminating in a thrilling climax that will both astonish and delight. Old and young, man, and child will want to see “Bare Knees.” A topical and comedy will also he shown. Mr Restieaux at the piano.