AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 April 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

‘‘LOVE'S PENALTY” TO-NIGHT. A picture finite out of the ordinary running of screen dramas is “Love’s I Penally, ■’ a First National attraction j at the Princess Theatre to-night. Mope ■ Hampton plays the leading role, the I pai't oi ■ Jail oi surprises, sen-alions, smiles and I soh-.. Meeting through every reel. A ne'v note in the play is that of livu women's hearts—the love story of .jam's I Clayton and her sister who are doth J beautiful. Why should a girl seek | sorrow in the love of one man. while j happiness is offered in the love of anj other!' Hope Hampton will show you I in “Loves Penalty.” The supporting subjects in to-night's display are the | latest Gazette, a two-reel comedy, and ; :i!l educational subject. On -Monday j next “The Prodigal .Judge." by Vnugh- j jan l\ ester, will he the star attraction, j | MoLEAK'S PiCTUUSS. j l-'HI DAY'S PHOCIU.MME. -Mr 11. Mel.van Inis pleasure in an- I non,icing a special two-star programme I lor I' ridav evening. The Paramount Coy ha> excelled jt-elf and the double-star hill of fare is a magnificent one. One stai' picture shows 80l e Daniels and a great east ill “Two Weeks Will Pay." while the second presentation Screens I he popular .Justice .Johnston in ‘‘Sheltered Daughter-.” In addition to the two special attractions, there will be further episodes of the popular serial: ‘•Winners of the West.” while the or- : chestm will play a choice musical pro- i gramme.