AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. “THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.” GREAT,STORY OF EVERY DAY LIFE. “The Richest Man in the World” •;withda cast which includes the veteran stage actor, Louis. Mann, Elliott Nugent, Robert Montgomery, Leila Hymns, Francis X. Bnshni'ah', jr., Mary Doran, Henry Armetta. Jeauo Wood, Lee Kohlinar and Robert McWnde, will open to-night at the Princess 1 beatre. . Nugent again displays his-'-versatility in r .not only-playing a featured role but in.'having written the story in collaboration with his father, J. C. Nugent. [The story of “The Richest- Man in the World” is a simple chronicle of home life with its typical comedies a'M tragedies. Tho narrative follows the careers of the various children with the parents making every sacrifice to give them success and happiness. The true-to-life plot, the homely atmosphere and the excellent characterisations are reported to make this picture decidedly '--'above . the Prices 2/10,■ 1/6, children downstairs (id. 12 SMASHING TALKING CHAPTERS See and hear covered wagon days re-lived for you on the red plains of the West in a smashing story of inf.rigtie'. romance and adventure. Thousands of bloodthirsty redskins on the warpath. Hundreds of fighting pioneers on tho defensive. Men Hid women struggling against the perils of the - fight.v P§,iflj^ ! fear.. . . n t ft- heaiitiful heroine ' • whose keynote is ! UoS©iirage. -y Eolks- you’ll love waging “‘vfierce/ vvar' against relentless odds. . . See the "first chanter and vo»’ll not miss one t,herep A tef! with Col. Tim AfeCov., —-Allene Rav.