AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBOOYS PICTURES

_u.i<;a. production to-night. There .are only a few of us who fail to appreciate a good detective yarn; the appeal, therefore, of “Wolves of the the :Ci A si', release 'Vfticlr the ..Theatre are showing must be universal. In it see .a biiiik note counterfeiter at young criminologist sets-jput t° (i round up and capJtUr# gliug. The .method he, pursues is extremely novel, aiiil one that, certainly holds the spectator spellbound• There are many thnlia'and at, one pQjni iile action hecoines so tense that it is oifly iyjtli difficulty that one can control oneself. Imprisoned in an underground Vault, the counterfeiter, the . criminojogist, and a. young wife, watch with horror the . gradual working of an infernal machine which they are powerless to stops'and when it reaches a certain point will blow the vaplt to smithereens. ■ . There are several other tensely thrilling situations which certainly male “Evolves the Underworld” a film that on no account should be missecl. The cast includes jmogene Robertson, repoi'ted to be one of the most beautifuj[ ( girls ever seen on uie screen appears in tins’ production,. Heinrich George, Egede. Nissen,'.Seigried Arhp and others., , , A toxica) arid comedy will - eoniplefe; the display to-night. Mr Resiieaux at the piano.