AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERY BOD Y $ PICTURES. ■ , , RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN V. ALL TALKING. COMEDY DIUMA , Tb-NiGiif; ■ *‘Young- NWherts;” the latest. Richard Barthelmess picture, produced by First National and Vitaph'one, opens'.tonight 1 at the Princess. Theatre. ( If intelligence and humourt and humanity in pictures ; if you like splendid acting and. the depiction,, upon the actersV actual meh* and '.ifrbmen such* as we see every day ailoiig the pathways of life, then you will like “Young •Nowheres.!’ . It us, a beautiful picture, 7 ; which .telle ; a beautiful story; and Richard Barthelmess has never oreated a ihbfe 1 appealing type. “Young Nowheres”' has ' Been comparted to ’‘Tol’abte David,”... that firift great triumph;/of Barthelmess as a star. It is. of. compari--son. The'"new-picture has also been compared to “Birag,” which was gen4J erally thd-; ; firstialkih|/ picture Die/ 'possibilities p£| this newest form of the universal dramatic, art; andj^f need not ,fear And/ above all, if onetof-.the rnil-c lions who form the great army of Dick Barthelmess/'fans-,pfy pp simplp cannot afford to mlsAithis) latest de*? • itionstration of 6iclt’s natural, simple/ but at art as arC(kstbr.\; Tn BhjJty. the who & leafed ' “Young Nowheres,” Barthelmess has added,,' the most wistful and moving character'# *11: to his gallery of impertsoirt: ’ .. Marion Nixon has the fem|p - lead Barthelmess. Her' is that of Annie Jackson, the /little chambermaid who is . just as ■lonely and friendlefes as Biiiky is; and Miss 1 Nixon, too, has brought into be-' jhg a human atom so fetal that the memory of her will live long in one’s £ji Semory. M" The short, .Mkiesi-itelPifi are:— KffiSddie ' v Baxllr,” f 1 PrU^S :• (Circle, 1 2s ; ‘Stalls,vie '- 6d ; iChildtfii; (nntler. 6d^