AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

-- . j** r y EVERYBODYS PICTURES. . . ■ ;V,.• -‘..Ytu'jt.vy.'' .1/.a.“THE BROADWAY MELODY.” FINAIi SHOWING TO-NIGHT. l; -tryA show within, a show .is ‘‘The Broadw|sthe Metfo-Gbltl-V all-talking, all-singing, al.picture now playing at the /Princess theatre,, fora".\ complete musical comedy is enacted, in the story; which is very dramatic in its unfolding, taking one into the private life of ..the tireless entertainers of (Broadway'-jAmtilPage;' Bessie Love and Oharles King are seen in the featured ; the'; -'jtroduction, which is interspersed throughout', ijftth, a specially written, musical - score. A sixty-girl choreas is seen in . a specialty number,, filmed' gay ahd catehy iment. Also, one sees all the other acts of a ty»ies* BrO&lway with highly sisjfrs and comedians'~"Rtkiffg ; i>attV "Hari-y. < Beaumont, the director. fnadea hit with is the . difeotpi' production. He* : has injected aside from its humour an appealing romance and i ,S?°l|B^ s heartache to make it real.--On Wednesday, and, Thursday : „a ,100 per. cent ' talking, .speciat “The'Careless Age,” Stdriing Dohg. Fairbanks, Jr., Loretta Young,- Carmel Myers and. Holmes Herbert. ,v-. T . i’ . : Bhort ~ Talkies will also be ahoirrt; ri " . . - Special ! pripes v Circle, ;3s,’ 3d; Stalls; 2s; Children (under 12) downstairs, is. Reserve at Miss Mclntosh’s. Tnihi* poetry 'is penned in ;.pbi;fect ['phrase, . ■ Mmist ExjpjjfisSuig genius in each cultured iff phase.' % ThaC/those=' with--Sohia : '^halli:; iW/sta n^;j*hd''know’ , /;y <■ of /|^-" ; rhythmic.> To For,;?coug^!»' y apdV ! /x>lds its-, inspired . mes^ge-shye |\\ v,\ /• Elyses f eppermint ; ’ '.■'rih.u