PRINCESS PICTURES

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume XII, 27 March 1925, Page 3

PRINCESS PICTURES

SATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY. On Saturday First National present “The Love Master,” a tale of love and villainy in the Canadian wilds, featuring Strongheart, the wonder dog, and Lillian Rich. This is a picture so differ-nt it will amaze you —thrill upon thrill in the battles of a giant dog with a robber band and wi h the gaunt slinking wolves to save the woman he loves — that is Stroneheart in a picture that eclipses his former successes. A varied supporting programme includes the Topical Bu get, Water Power of Canada (Trave I -gue), and two comedies “Manly Art of Self Defence” and “Moving." Reserves as usual at Miss Balcke’s. On Monday Universal presents Laura La Plante in a special attraction entitled “Young Ideas," Ti i- shi ws the captivating serpen star in u farce comedy which will capture you and hold you for a -olid hour of unceasing laughter. It’s all youth—the intrigue of young hearts in league. Supportin g fi ms include the International .News and two comedies, a Century entitled “Lost Control" featuring Harry McCoy, and a Star comedy “Rest in Pieces" starring Bert Roach. Please note the change of night—no pictures on Thursday. Ou Wednesday W’m. Fox presents John Gilbert, the finest near on the screen, in “The Lone Chance.” This is a picture which will appeal specially to the ladies. Y ning persons dream of love always—mature people think about it sometimes —older folks philosophise about it occasionally—so let’s dream awhile. Evelyn Brent, who plays opposite John Gilbert, prove - i charming heroine. Popular supin rtii g films include the sporting Fox News and “Jungle Cals,” a very funny Sunshine corned.. Coming, “Circus Days,” a Jackie Coogan super.