AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 June 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

e EVERYBCDYB PICTURES.

SOUND EFFECTS ISr“REDSKIN”

“Redskin,” Paranim'iht’s all-colored picture starring- Richard Dix is Synchronised perfeotly wi£h ; . a brilliant music score, elever sound- effects and .-/ the singing of the theme number, “Redskin.” The score is played by a

concert orchestra of eighty .pieces and \ greatly enhances the Witness of the picture. “Redskin” is a. story of life J among the Red Indians of Arizona. / Dix plays the role of son of 1 a Navajo Indian chief, vvfficfiDs qstracised by his people for refusing to .accept their ancient superstitions and beliefs. He falls dn love with.'Cornblossom, a beautifulVlndiau. 1 maiden, played by Gladys Belmont,. How their romance moves'beautifully through the story is told with iiftfeftsehess. Thousands of Red Indians ittke pttrt in the picture. All of the pjititra'lybeauty of the Grand Canyon- .country is brought out in vivid colours in “Redskin.” Indian musicals Jieard during, the ceremonial BRedskin.” a Rl^tpro A mixed chorus of voices chanting the original Indian rituals, the /iheering or a crowd at a fe‘ck"m’eet, and the singing of song “Redskin.” also enhance the realism of .the An jorclfS^rarrof' 75 L p’ece.s is music score ito>j“Reciskiri.” Prices: Circle 2s. stalls is l Gd, ilnldispi vunder 12, downstaji s fid, b

Prices' To-night’ And : Thursday ; Circe, 2s; Stalls, Is .fid;. Children (under 12).. downstairs, ’fid.