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AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES: “HOT PEPPER” IS UPROARIOUS FILM. A new' Quirt arid a new Flagg in gorgeous flight club settings in wiiicli the colorful, vivacious Lurie Velez makes whoopee witli Edmund Lowe, Victor iflcLaglen and El Brendel, are featured .in ‘.‘Hot Pepper,” the new and uproarious Fox comedy that ends at the Pfiricess Theatre to-night. Beautiful girls and snappy music add incidental entertainment in this fast-moving, uproarious offering, depicting the latest adventures of the 1 fighting devil dogs who cast aside their marine uriforins, appear in conventional evening clothes and ride in bar-equip-ped limousines; As Quirt and Flagg,' Lowe and McLagieri have become one of tile most famous teams of the screen.' Miss Velez, appearing first as ‘a stowaway on oiie of Flagg’s rum boats and, afterwards, as a sensational’ dancer in a night club, gives a winning performance and her singing and dancing are oiie o? the outstanding features of the picture. El BreridaT plays a comedy role that furnishes a good share of the fun. Other members of the cast who contribute to the success of the production are Lilian Bond, Gloria Roy and Boothe Howard. A good supporting programme will al.o be shown including the serial.

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Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 3

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199

AMUSEMENTS Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 3

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