AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES. I TO?NIGHT AND THURSDAY. Ak ' • '; A>JHE ;SPoil JQ F kl NGS. ”. 'HVhijfiiiig -round-a-bouts, Shrieking whistles, ♦‘hot-dog” vendors, all the g jajnofpu's’ atmosphere >■> <of England ’ s great ctaee ‘day, Derby Day, are shownrwitht.great gnsto in the screen adaptation bf Tan Hay’s racing comedy, . ‘(The .’Sport of /Kings,” now -at ths-. Princess Theatre. rDay, of course, is known the tforld oyer ns . a day when all of metry ' traditional restraint and Conservative nature is crushed

by the Spirit of reckless abandon which pervadgs r the air' on the great .t day of /% all days. 'For years England has flock\jF ed in |her- hundreds of thousands to 1 \ withess the racing, classic. , It is.indeed a strange sight, especial, ly in country where class distinction prevails ■,toa very : great extent; to see fashionable Londoner and humble yokel arriving- side by side, the one in a shining automobile, the other in a npisy, .Creaking dray cart. ■ - i A particularly: picturesque feature on Derby Day is Mr and Mrs “Pearly,*” one phfise of English national life that every to the. ol«| gauntry knows well. }■;,';■■■ • 'SZsairK- . W • The /|poster’s. :dress is comprised in—ani'gbundan^-;.0f., pearly shells ifehibh glint in the : sun and tinkle in thejkbreeze K -and 'ihh.ro.: i 5.... probably nothing so strongly suggestive of times that areipassed ,as. n, : “Peariy’,’.- gathering at an “event-like f%he Derby. , ■ r';.i In his turf comedy lan * Hay (the • author ■ of. the hrMliaiUt “Middle Watch’i.) of carnival—mhdvEnglflnd. young and old, rich and-poor,‘i,op: holiday, Leslie Hansen, star-hPIA Warm Corner,” js grand as -ali' .amorous, rural Justice of the subsequently takes to shouting'tlieedds, - / Interest,in. ‘♦The Sport -of Kings” is heightened -Both/ 'by Gordon , Harker. s cockney hum oil r and a romance in which’ Dorothv Boyd and Hugh Wakefield figure. The. film,- is a British ihinidhs ' attraction directed • by Victor SaVnie,: and released by Greater AusLtd. A good selection of supports will > also be shown.

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