AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S PICTURES.

ALL' TALKING SPECIAL :-TO-NIGHT.

‘ 1 TfffiCG AMBLIvB S. ”

Though gamWing in big 'business is tlie theme of '^Th c Gamblers,” the Warner Yitapfcfj'ne all talking special production now showing at

the Princess there are ten thousand lesser forms of gaming—and / to some of these variations of devot- | >on to the -fickle god of chance we J** ! ar«‘ .all' addicted. 'CWe may lift our i hands ,in holy horror at the evils of gaining; we may consign the devotees of it to perdition,/ibut at the same time we are quite „apt to be secretly writing for details of" the latest get-rich-quick scheme, dabbling just a bit in stocks; trusting our dearest secret to the doutbfyl honest of an acquaintance : laying in our supply of fijpl, ,in tryst , : .that there will be another Winter.shotted to us—and goipg on in our way much as the fijcknow(edged ‘“gainbiers do, in, their big way. Whbif'Charles Klein wrote that phenomenally' successful play “The Gamjblers,” he chose a subject which he almost universal appeal. . .'flow: Warner Bros, have broughCw thrilling romance to

; tho talking screen. and son. "heads of a great sayings institution \ of New York, a+e. known as the f “gambling fEraWsbiis'.” Questionable loans made by the younger, have placed The bank in ,a hazardous position, and the Government has ordered a,ri invest;igatLqn., A former sweetheart of . you fig is married to tlio prosecuting attorney. The story is built about the startling way in which the wife, makes her husband (ihash tlie charges; The cast includes H. B. Warner,:"Sois Wilson, Jason Robards, George Fawcet, Frank Cam- , peau, Johnnyii.Yirthur, Pauline Garon find . Charles '.Sallom .Michael Curtiz directed, • :*.d'bill' * short' Talkies will also be shown: to-night. iPri-ces v- Circle, ■3s 3d; Stalls, 2s, cTi’ildrem .(under 12) downstairs, (Id. ' :,' r ,Coming Sgtjinlay: The SarronIJonovan fight.