AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODYS’ PICTURES,

TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY.

“CARELESS LADY.”

The splendid . tenor voice that brought fame to John Boles in musical pictures two years; ago, will be heard again here to-night, this, time from the screen of the Princess The- | atie, where' “Oafeiess"Lady” will make its bow to local' audiences'.’ 'While this is’ not a- musical film in. the usual sense, both Boles aiicl Raul; Roulien, the Brazilian who made liisi debut '-recently iii “■Delicious,” have 1 a‘ tuneful song number’ apiece, com-’ ! posed by Janies Hauley and Ralph I Freed. Joan Bennett lias the feminine lead bf a New England girl who,’goes abroad to- gaiii experience and finds more than she" bargained for, while Boles lias the role of her principal admirer. ' • Minna 'GombelJ, Weldon Heyburn, Nora Lane, Josephine Hull, J. M. Kerrigan, John Arlcdge, James' Kirk*wood and Fortuniq Bonanoya . have the chief supporting parts. Guy Bolton wrote the screen play from the - original story by Reita,, Lambert. Kenneth MacKenna’ directed. . „ ‘Buffalo Bill, tlie perennial.. hero of the West, will ;be honoured on the screen, of the Princess -Theatre. The Universal serial Untitled ' “Battling with Buffalo Bill” starts, there tonight. It is the ..greatest,, serial, effprt' of the year. Tom Tv ler - plays -. J 3 uff alo Bill. ’