AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 18 January 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

I, EVERY BO D YS’ PI CTU RES. “HUDDLE.” TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY. Following his outstanding success 1 m . l 3 °t tli, 3 young officer in "Mhta Hari,”. ‘Ramon Novarro comes to .the ■scieen in an entirely new characterisa- , tion i n “Huddla,” to be-shown at the IPrinccG-s Theatre to-night and Thursday. ■He portrays the role -of Tony Ainatto, -mill hand in a large steel plant, who wins a scholarship to Yale Univer- | 'sity..g,His efforts to adjust himself to I a / strange social environment by the right of brawn and athletic achievement are a stirring basis for th > rjory. iSa m Wood, director cf “So This Is College,” directed -the production wfth on e of the strongest supporting. ea-jW of the year. Madge Evans, who scored a distinct hit as th e lemiiiiii'C lead in “Lovers Courageous,” plays oppc, s ite 'Novarro for the second time in her career.; He,, first appearance with him' was in “Son of .India,” which started, this popular young player on . the • way to success as a talking .picture leading woman. Una Merkel, the girl with “tha.t;i,ple .southern drawl” who made' such-.'a- hit as the crying wife in “Private Lives,” plays a. peppy girl whA, stirs . things up in the Yal e C°'leges. ■As the fighting coach of the Varsity, ■football team, Ralph ' Graves is given an opportunity .at one of th e virile,, type. , of roles that are his specialty.,. Good supports, Ueual prices. •