AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 January 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

IVCRVBEDYB PICTURES.

'TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIG HT!

“THE MIGHTY” I.S ALL-TALKING ■AND. ALL-THRILLING.

Hail tlie New Show World in talking pictures, P.arnDioqjpt has ] real, old time action in the talkn /.George Bancroft in “The. Mighty”, ■ .the-.PrmceHKoTlieatre r to-night is a r thriller. Tilings vve iuul expected wait years to see and hear have be bundled into this picture in a gra style. The cast is a real thrill, jt ■read these .names, George Bancro , Esther Ralston,- Warner Oland, R; mond Hatton, 0. P. Heggie, Dorot Revier, and Morgan Parley. The sto yds that-of a pre-war gunman, who sm ;'ed at the law, was forced into the w and emerged a national hero witlio a past'.- "He is made police chief of • crin’tes riddeii-i. city, but his old gar find him and plan a grand raid wil , his aid. Growing tired of waitiir *'* •'• " they dvfiid: iip"Three"hanks while Bai . croft and the police force are at a pi nie. Off goes deep-chested George ; the head of fifty motor-cvele officer riding at break-neck speed, firing : ...... .fast as their, automatics will slioof What a thrill! Prom thence on the aci ... .iion.itj .that we are told si '..gameras avere required to catch it, an • v\;hn v trdonbt this statement in th dW;.jtea^t v ,when.dyPJJ;. . She.: nnd’ hear “Th ate the, Princess . Theatre ■ P ,: :, Also - Three. shorts.;- Prices .‘is am '.2s plus/ taxi