AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 January 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODYS PICTURES. “MARRIED FLIRTS’’ TO-NIGHT. Pauline I' rederick who so recent!; said good-bye to innumerable Austra liun and New Zealand friends and ad mirers, has returned to these shores—in film form. There will be man; people who will welcome this oppor tunify to renew her acquaintance, am they will be met at the Princess Theatre to-night, when the Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer production, “Married Flirts,” will bo screened. This picture is at: adaptation of Louis Joseph Vance’s novel, “Mrs Paramor,” and was made by Robert G„ Vignola. The other featured players are Conrad Nagel, Mae Busch and Huntly Gordon. “Married Flirts” has been unusually well mounted, depicting scenes in and about millionairo homos in the United States, and views of a fashionable resort in the South of France. There arc, in addi- | tion, some remarkably fine scenes aboard - the S.S. “Mauretania.” A feature of special interest is the inelusion in one scene as extra players of Mae Murray, May MeAvoy, Normti Shearer, Ailecn Pringle. John Gilbert William Haines and the directors Hobart Henley and Robert Z. Leonard. A good supporting programme will a Ist: be shown and including a Topical and Comedy. Miss Williams’ Orchestra will play a selected programme to-night. Tuesday's attraction will he a First National Special “The Splendid Road."