AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 4 May 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVRRYBODYS PICTURES. °'' ;; «SONG OF MY HEART.” TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! In a'*‘Song O’ My Heart,” bis first audibly, picture for the screen. John McCormackJ the world V; greatest lync tenor, .’sings eleven numbers logically introduced in the action of the delightfiiMyrical /romance ' ? O’ My Heart” is the story bfvtfiferqken romance, which mars the life of McCormack', a young and ambitious'singer in Ireland. .-The, girl, Alice Joyce, marries an-other.'-beebthes-'the mother of a boy and girl and is deserted by her husband. In after years, McCormack appears in concerts-.in America, is a succeSs,tand is boohed from coast to cpasVtmt. oh the opening night of his concert tour, he has premonition that something is wrong across the seas. concert he learns his former nwe|tlieart died iii Ireland at the time a was acclaiming his singmg;'gfs“l\.Hear You Calling Me.’

■He rajbandons the concert tour, goes "’hack" to” Ireland and sees that the daughter of the woman he had always , v lqved.is .happily ..married, to the young '•'■-’man of her choice; Jfri'j irddition to Miss' Joyce, theisuppprting, includes, such ffivour- ' :> im‘-'Maureen : O’Sullivan, J. M. Kerrigan, John Garrick, Farrel Macdonald, Effie Ellsler and Tommy Clifford.

A matinee will be given on Tuesdav afternoon v ...p’clock. .Prices. .2(3, atfd *l/6, children 6cl. Reserve at Miss Mclntosh. Prices: Dress .Circle 3/- (no tax), downstairs 2/3, children 1/-.