AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

everybodys pictures.

To At .Mix WEDNESDAY

Allien (oui meets Tom during the making of a motion picture on the A dilam fox \\ e.st Coast lot. it means tun and action-- lots of action. Wo refer to Tom Aliy, the western star, 'ind loin Wilson, the blackface enntedian. Then trogoer. of Hokitika will r« i.T fii • ;(.*j’ t lit* Jintif-s <;£ these Iwo i;> '■■--oi l Moiled.” _ and "M ile-a-Alini-te I. niieo. I hey're together again in ‘Th.. Henri Muster.'’ .Mix's latest Ko\ picture, which op-ms at t h,. Princess Theatre on Wednesday. “I don't know what there is about that man.'’ said Mix one day. while they were working on ••The Heart Muster.'’ hut lee minute I -«• him on the lot [ think of somethin" funny." "Yeah.” drawled Wilson, “somethin" like puttine on the. boxing cloves or getting me baked by it mule.” Thereupon. .Mix. Wilson and his flat feet, proceeded to devise humorous ways anti means i f making “The Heart Muster" one of Ha- ! ••:■ of Ihe .Mixinii career. Tec picture is directed by .lack Conway. Others in the c:r-t are Ms ter Ralston. Cyril Chadwick. William Court right am.i !•’)•:»ill: Currier.

vau dev tele and rictcrhs TH UR.SDAY. A grand Vaudeville ami pictorial treat i>- ia store lor patrons at the* I’iinros.s Theatre on Thursday night. The management have plca-uiro in aiiiioinieing lh<> lirst appearance in Hnkiiika of l.a, Ventura, tin- Venus of 'Finnits, who has just <-mu plot ml a two years' season with the Sir Harry l.‘.iudrr Yaudevillo (jiy. One <.i' lie mint gorgeous scenes Is “Venus Aniline the KlnwerW in which the most beautiful colours are I.leaded in pleu'-iug harmony. l.a Vont nre's l ejinventat ion of a sea nymph in tin' details of the ocean forms n medium far scenes of ever changing Inanity. The pictorial pari of the entertainment on Thursday is a .Master IV:.dm : inn entitled “Wen bound I.united." a fnxelnamg story of railways, railwayiir'ii. their loves, sell'-sacriliee and heroism. A rushing, roaring. plunging pounding drama of the rails that sweep? every 1 !iinn: before it. Every turn of the wheel a thrill or a throb. The train running wild- hundreds of lives at • I:•!--«• engineer and crazed firemen loek-d iii death struggle. It roars, it pounds. it crashes, it thunders! 'Special prices for Thursday Circle As Ad. stalls 2s. ('’lTtltlren Is.