AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

™ DO! i:u; STAR THURSDAY. g l-?| T !)■:■ i<• will In: mi pictures on \A efluosp. day. On Thur-dny at the Princess pq I’henlm there " ill he a double star |>roU gramme. In the first appears Katie m Williams in “The Man Who Wouldn't || Tell/’ I liiwtrev Burke ( Katie Wil&j liauis i. ua. C'divrl ill the British army in Ainern a uncovering Oerninn p!o!s. £|| A line tvpe o| manhood and an cspoeiali filial lider, ho is weleonied hv mififty—by all lull one girl. Kiinor Warill •leu. just back iron) Hie horrors of Bel- „„ gium. She loves, despite herself. but she spurns him n:s a slacker, and a coward because he is not in the fightpa ini' line. And Burke, who is doing his duty as a -coret service agent, takes £3 her scorn in silence—and he loves her. £1 The picture is teeming wilh thrills and '$ mystery i h-ar up to the climax, where V Burke saves the cruiser bringing the British War Commission to New Vurk from a ('-boat and. appear.- in bis true kyat, and < i course, reclaims the love ef a very 1 1 • iyj t :y but bumbled girl. \ I The s. com! star -bows Diana Allen 3 | and Marc McDermott in “The Amazing q hover-," from the pen of Charles A. fij Rogue. oilers something new in a trinn- | gular love affair. While the plot is 3 practically all laid in America. the j$ thread booms in I’aris, where the Goj vcrnmeiif is .seeking to stop the influx * of eounterfeit notes which are hi ing a made in the United States.

McLEAN'S PJCTURES. 'I WO ST.UIS TO-MOIIT. Mr !i. .Mebean presents to-night at tin* Princess Theatre* another two-star Paramount programme, both being of a pniTirulnily interesting nature. The special-; are from the latest releases. Wanila Hawley will ! o seen in “ \ Kiss in Time." am! Constance llinncy in “Snell a Little Queen.”