AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 October 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GORGEOUS ‘SONG OF THE WEST” COMES AS ALL-NATURAL COLOR (SINGING, DANCING, TALKING FILM. ■ln “Song of the West,” the 100 per cent natural color singing, talking, dancing Vi’taplione (picture 'in technieolour, which comes to the Princess 'Theatre to-night and Saturday Warner Bros, have 'a true epic, which sweeps the spectator off his feet, not only by the medium of motion pictures, but by sound, by melody and singing; and by the gorgeousness of natural colors taken against the magnificent background of the i great out of floors . West. It is an epic of co!- > or. and through it runs every moment a tremendous drama, enacted on the plainej under the start, around campfires, with' the wagon train, and in the gahiblirig halls of the roaring days of ’49. Many ;song hits spangle theL glittering story“l Like You As . Yen Are,” “The One Girl,” “I Want A Man,”, J.'The... Bride Was Dressed In White, The Covered Wagon Trail,” “John Barley-’ com,’’ “Come Back ; To Me,” “Song Of The West, ’ ‘‘My Mother Told Me Not To Trust A Soldier,” and many more are sure-fire. .popular; juts. The cast includes John Boles. Vivienne Segal, Joe E. Bunvn. Marie V eils, Ram Hardy, Marion Byron, Eddie Gribbon, E. Martindel, Rudolph Camyron, and a chorus of one hundred voices. It is adapted by Harvey Thew. TtOm.' the,, operetta “Rainbow” by Laurence Stallings and Oscar If 11. . Ray, Enright directed. . . . • : ■: ■ ■; Four short Talkie supports and new Serial: Nata’ie Kingston and Jav Wilsey in “The Pirate Of Panama,” by Will'am McLeod Rhine. . Special prices; Circle 3s, 'Stalls 2s. plus tax, cWldmn'fid':w