AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVFRYB2DYB PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY

“THE MIGHTY” IS ALL-TALKING AND ALL-THRILLING.

Hail the New Show World in alltalking pictures, Paramount has put real old time action in the talkies! George Bancroft in “The Mighty”, at the Princess Theatre, to-night is a real thriller. Things we had expected to wait years to see and hear have been bundled into this picture in a grand style. The cast is a real thrill, just read these names, George Bancroft, Esther Ralston, Warner (Hand, Raymond Hatton, 0. P. Heggie, Dorothy Revier, and Morgan Farley. 'I he story is that of a pre-war gunman, who smiled at the law, was forced into the war and emerged a national hero without a past. He is made police chief of a crime ridden city, hut his old gang find him and plan a grand raid with his aid. Growing tired of waiting, they hold up three hanks while Bancroft and the police force are at a picnic. Off goes deep-chested George at the head of fifty motor-cycle officers, riding at break-neck speed, firing as fast, as their automatics will shoot! What a thrill! From thence on the action is so swift that we are told six cameras were required to catch it, anti yop won’t doub.t this statement in the least when you see and hear “The Mightyj'’V:'at the Princess Theatre. Also' three shorts. Prices 3s and 2s plus tax.