AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES. . "THE RAINBOW TRAIL." To-liiglit nt the Princess Theatre, Zane Giey’s great story, “The Painbow Trail” ; wijl be screened, feattirihg George O’Brien. Jt is a heart b-und-in£ romatice, a rare cinematic treat that we always hope for but seidom get, a picture that is sheer unadulterated entertainment frbm it's opening scene to its final, fade out: » Fast-moving, and superbly acted by , an excellent cast, it tells a glamorous tale of the old West in which romance drama and comedy are blended equally, forming perfect, whole. And if this were not enough, the Fox- studios have filled the measure to overflowing .by .filming the story against the background of the greatest scenic masterpiece of the. world', the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. While it perhaps is unfair to pick im! choose,' thosf whoso work should be singled °nt for espeejjv] mention include petite Cecilia Parker, a newcomer to the screen, the ever competent Minna Gombell, nlaving a most difficult rolejtthe hilarious Roscre Ates. dean of scree,n stutterers, James KiVk- • wood, ,J. M. KerHea;n and 'W. L. oneo is .marked with;; a-supreme degree „F sincerity... intelligence .and realism In fact we liked the popular, Western, star even better than we did in his fast picture “llidcs, Of The Purple p-iffo,’* FcHfipr chapters, nf_tlie serial Detective Lloyd will also he shown.