AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1931, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

rfVRRYBODYS PICTUREB. TO-NIGHT ONLY. “PLUNDER.” DuringWe' recent Dominions premiers;, and delegates conference in London, the British Film Studios entertained ! the conference with an all-Bri-tish film programme, headed by the Ben Travers farce comedy, “Plunder,” produced by British Dominions Films, Ltd,, and, starring England’s most popular comedy, Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn. '. Regarding the entertainment, His-. Majesty the King declared that—“the’ 'presence of 1 the delegates at the performance- .cannot fail to be both an inspiration and encouragement to the ’ British Film industry:” Following the entertainment, largely’ attended by the Various delegates front the Dominions, the gathering expressed its appreciation both of the kindness of the spoil- • ’sorsi and the splendid entertainment qualities of “Plunder.” The Labour - Prime Minister, Mr Ramsay MacDon- ’ aid,,onbehalf the Government, said: “I have never seen better pictures, and I congratulate the industry.” 'Such praise from the highest possible quarters cannot fail to make it abundantly clear that the- best British pictures . are the, world’s best pictures. “Plunder,” which, is to be accorded special screening at the Princess Theably bears out this contention and adds,, fresh ..laurels to the name 1‘.,0f , Walis; and,-Lynn, who appear with the* cast of their,,j, former triumph, , . T^Ook., Good Supports. Prices 2/6, 1/6, children 6d downstairs.