AMUSEMENTS.
£VKRYBODYB PICTURES. BRITISH AND AMERICAN FILMS “LOST GIRLS” AND “ENTER THE QUEEN.” ' The relative merits of British and American pictures are often discussed, yet difficult to determine when films Ate viewed wide apart on different dates. Noting this, the management df the Princess Theatre has decided to submit to-night an American picture jfnd a British production in the form o'f a gigantic double attraction and so afford all who are interested in the discussion an opportunity of seeing ahd judging the calibre of both on one programme. The American offering the most recent Fox production, “Three Lost Girls,” with Loretta Youfig,. Joyce Compton and Joan IVfargh in the characters of the three young ladies. John Wayne and Lew (jody will play the leading male roles. Britain will be represented by the Kighy-successful feature comedy, “Enter the Queen,” the star performer in which is Herbert Mund:n the wellknown London comedian. •- Prices '2s >6d Is 6d, children downstairs only, 6d.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 December 1931, Page 3
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159AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 29 December 1931, Page 3
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