AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 April 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES

ALL TALKING SPECIAL

RACING STORY

TONIGHT AND THURSDAY

Arid, now comes- the first all-talking •picture to feature ri horse as . the '“menace.” This filial, .is Warner Bros, lall-talking . V.itaplione production, “Idle . Hottentot,”, whicih comes to the. Princess Theatre, to-night and 'Thursday. Ini thjg: Tirfiro.arioiis screen icomedy,' Hottentot', the racer that no pne. loan ride, • the “heavy. ’ .And ,Hottentot is to , ,‘be more rfllainous than aifs’ lt>f' the humain “Heiayies” of the screen.' In direct contrast to the wild and uncontrollable .Hottentot., is the meek characterisation of Edward^.Everett Horton, who, heads .the .alhstar cast as a supposedly expert hors’etnan. The major part of the. comedy ciny > “The Hottentot” . revolves about Horton’s timidity. on the subject J>f horses. He poses as a famous" 'steeplechase lidci. and is forced tc-struggle into the Hottentot’s saddle and ride the terrific beast in be Ib to .wuhor I&o' in Jma race. of love, according W Tfesults.' Adapted •for. Vitaphone by Hapyey Thew from .the, well-known ■. stage success of. the name. . “The Hottentot”,. also has “ m ' its cast" Patsy Ruth Miller, Edmund JBreese, Edward Earle,.Stanley TayW,Vptto . Hoffman, Dongas Gerrard' and Maude Turner Gordon. .Roy Del. Ruth directed. . The prices for to-night' are: Circle 4s Sd, Stalls 3s 3d, Children Is.