AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 January 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S" PICTURES.

TO-NICHT! TO-NIGHT 1

TO-NIGHT ANb TUESDAY.

Everybody’s Pictures present tonight with the latesi,; Western Electric. machind that is such a distinct success a great picture, “Peacock Alley.” The story is a crackorjack—dramatic, romantic, dynamic! A dancbr going aboiit her own affairs of the hearty fis mistaken for a loose woman' by- : a detective on. watch in Peacock yAlley, 4 On the day of her marriage to the man of her second choice she is accused by the detective —and that is where the dramatic firestory and the dialogue is of the smartest. ■ George Burra ud heads the cast, which is, all masculine with the exception Of the star. He play's the romantic lead and Jason Robards is second' load. Billy Bevan plays a comedy bell, hop, W. L. Thorne gives one or his famous detective impersonTucer is the smart New.. Yorker, and E. H. Calvert, Phillips Smalley and Arthur Hoyt play small: but important roles. Marcel . Be Sano’s direction is stiperb.' A fine supporting programme will be shown. Prices 3s and 2s plus tax

’ : GLOOM CHASERS COY. Chaserp Company appear on Thursday might next. Pleasimt recollections will be held by patrons of the last visit, of Ron !Shand and his laughter-makers. This company have always made it their - policy, to provide the , public with soriiething new and refreshing anil this time' they are making a fen-, ture of the>ir “New Minstrel Show.’’ This .is a treat for old and young and revives-' many old T :faydiiriteis ..and new novelties. Come, and see the nigger “Tambo’’ .and “Bones.” They are a scream frpijpstart to finish. Reserves can ibe Misses Mclntosh. The Company/appear also at H.arihari at ! :