AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

£VERYBPDYB PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. BRILLIANT CAST WILL BE SEEN IN “MADAM SATAN,” Headed by Kay Johnson, Reginald Denrty, Roland Young and Lillian Roth With more than fifty well-known screen names listed, Cecil B. De Mi He’s latest spectacle for Metro-Goldwyrt* Mayer, “Madam Satan,” coming tonight to the Princess Theatre, would he notable if for no other reason than >. its I ‘unusual flood ■of established per* < sonalities. J . D,e Mille chose his unusually large cast with an eye to dancing and sing- < ’ ing as well as acting abilities. For : “Madam Satan” has as its biggest episode an elaborate masked hall aboard a Zeppelin, ending in a midair disaster which causes all the guests to descend to earth in parachutes. Th© entire industry was combed for th© players of this picture. Finally, Kay Johnson was given the principal role as “Madam Satan,” Reginald Denny as her husband, Roland Young as “Jimmy” (you will recall him in “The Unholy Night”), Lillian Roth, a gold-digger, and Elsa Petersen was g%sn. lari Excellent, opportunity as the singing; jnaid, “Martha.” |Other ’ -.well-known names are Kenneth Gribson, Wallace MacDonald, Tyler Broohe, Vera Marsh, Martha Sleep. er|;-'June' jNas.b,: Mary Carlisle, Mary MficAlister, Edward Davis, Theodore Kasloff, John Byron, Wilfred Lucas, and 'iVbe Lyman and his- famous band. News,and Serial. Priijde.s - 2/6, ’ d/6, Children 6d downmk; I L.