AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERprßftßYfr PICTURES | q&Odr/i -’ißit- jo ; L&fP oeanby detective iftoii4 IN “\vm£ft IHE CITY TO-NIGHT. .

I lor/bsm —— | 'isjijsa. . Lon Chaney, whose* roles usually are 'those- of menace, has a new angle"on minister, portrayals in his latest a’nd sensational screen plays, Sleeps,” Coining to -night to the r Princess Theatre. Never was he menacing as in some of in-these more than any audience is with him. For jie is menacing this time to those?-'who lurk in sinister shadows and menap.§;pthers. Chaney plays / a plauiclotheai.Mfetective in a vividiifildrv ‘.‘inside” j of the police, deadly' gang war is the backgroun^|pAl'i^ i sth ; i'ing ::: story, A pretty love iajAt through it. Chaney rounds in thrilling a sensational street chase, a battle on the roofs of a details' "of 'secrei*_dl| ■ “shadow box,” and other “closeups’ -of police practice are show'll. the leading feminine role, .. with' Mae / Busch,’ William orlarS9fi'cfI,'::e'a;rrbll 1 ,' :: e'a ; rrbll Nye, Clinton Lyle, Polly Moran and others f hte are in the ca££|" Comvay, director of “Twelve" Mile's'- Out,” “Brown of Harvard” and other recent hits, directed the picture. On Friday and Saturday. i:a ; .-sound synchronised picture starring the world’s greatest Mannings, in ; “Sift&“SE^tKe. Tense drama-throbbing h'urnan. The story of'a ma^|r3aa ! d^ infatuation—of the lives expiation. Should 'l?? : i ; : the sins of the fathers ? 'jt''drirfna poignantly' fell!tig of a with life—and the re-

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