AMUSEMENTS.

Grey River Argus, 25 February 1927, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT. “THE GOLDEN PRINCESS.” You’ll thrill when you see the Paramount Picture “The Golden Princess”. It is the story of a little waif of the Lfold fields, Princess, who became the “Golden Princess” when her mine prov ed a bonanza. But all was not happiness with sudden wealth, for there were those who tried to take the mine. Betty Bronson, the “Peter Pan” girl is the Golden Princess, and Neil Hamilton, Phyllis Haver, and Rockliffe Fellowcs are the other players. This Paramount picture comes to the Opera House tonight only. TOWN HALL SATURDAY. ITOOT GIBSON "*TN “ CHIP OF THE FLYING U.” Hoot Gibson plays the unusual role of a cowboy cartoonist in “Chip of the Flying U, ” his latest Universal starring Universal production which comes to the Town Hall on Saturday, matinee and night. Gibson lays no claims, he says, to actual artistic distinction. He is a champion rider, an accomplished actor, and an enthusiastic guitar-player, but the other he admits, passed him by. The supporting cast of ‘Chip of the Flying U” includes Virginia Browne Faire, Philo 4 McCullough, De, Witt Jennings, Harry Todd, Mark Hamilton, Pee Wee Holmes and others. Lynn Reynolds directed. TO-MORROW NIGHT. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM’S ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY. “THE UNFAIR SEX.” Follow'ing a tour of outstanding success in Australia, Mr Joseph Cunningham is bringing to Greymouth his NewEnglish Comedy Company who after receiving a warm welcome in Sydney and Melbourne, roused the theatregoers of those cities to a great pitch of enthusiasm. They are bringing with them a repertoire of plays scintillating with English humour. The company open a season at the Opera House tomorrow night, when they will present the deliciously modern London farce comedy “The Unfair Sex,” by Eric Hudson, a comedy that ran for tw r o years in London, playing twice daily wdth two different companies at two different theatres. The great success of this production in other parts of the globe has made their coming eagerly waited for, and it is fortunate that they will be interpreted by a cast of such distinction. One of the Australian critics has said LR’at Air Cunningham is not only an artistic producer, but also an actor with few peers. Associated with him is Alias Zillah Bateman, the talented and beautiful English actress, whose fame in her own land has spread throughout the English-speaking world. She is a Londoner who was educated on the Continent, and who after playing in opera in Italy, forsook her musical studies for her greater fancy, the legitimate stage. Other members include Frank Bradley, and Reginald Newton. Campbell Coplin, Norman Carter, Jack Phillips, John AfcCallum, Misses Henrietta Cavendish, Sylvia Clifton, Vera ’St. John and Beryl Barraclough. The box plan is at Webley’s.

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