AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 May 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES.

“OUTSIDE THE LAW.’

The mbst intimate crook story ever filmed is the treat in store for the patrons of the' Princess Theatre with the showing of Universal outstanding photoplay “Outgide the Law” concluding to-night.

The story revolves around the robbery of a large metropolitan bank by’ a crafty cracksman and the complications resulting in his refusal to split ! fifty-fifty With a gang leader. The action moves swiftly and builds up to one of the most dramatic climaxes ever brought to the screen. Universal has selected a superb cast to portray the characters in the story. : Mary Nolan, ever a splendid emotional actress, is said to give her most finish- , ed performance in “Outside the Law” 5 as the complice of the crook, Fingers, played by Owen Moore. Edward G.

■ Robinson, as the gang leader, “Cobra” j Collins, a distinctive underworld character, a Chinese-American, in this new

film drama and Owen Moore is seen

as Fingers, a bank robber as cunning ■ as a cat. The screen play has been adapted' from the original story wl’it- % ten by Ted Browning. Browning also : directed the photoplay. Good supports.