AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

*VFRYBODYS PICTURES. “SIN TAKES A HOLIDAY.” One of the most brilliant casts assembled in any motion picture distinguishes Constance Bennett’s Path*.* star production “Sin Takes a Holiday" to be screened to-night. Miss Bennett, in the somewhat “risque” situations, which abound, displays artistry of dia-mond-pure lustre. As her leading man, the beautiful star has Kenneth McKenna, former Broadway stage hit “Men Without Women.’ 5 " Playing McKenna’s rival is Basil Rathbone, who started his theatrical career on the .London stage, and was featured in ‘‘This Mad World, ‘The Bishop Murder Case” and ‘‘-1.-ady of Scandal.” To Rita La .Roy has gone_ the feminine menace role. Miss La Boy’s work in “Dynamite,” and “the Love Trap,” won her a picture contract. Helen Johnson, blonde stage and film player, is the society girl. Men-about-town roles are played by Louis Bartels and John Roche, experienced film players, and Kendall Lee adds an authentic touch to the cast. Muriel Finlay, selected by Henry Clive, the artist, as California’s ‘‘golden girl” one of America’s foremost beauties, also has a society girl role. Fred Walton, plays a butler. A good supporting programme will also be shown.