AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 1 March 1932, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES FOR TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY. Fine Film Players appear in the Princess Theatre to-night in the cast of “ Her Private Affair.” Ann Harding (a star in talkies) will take the leading part, and is well supported by notable stage artists and distinguished screen favourites. “Her Private - - fair” is a Pathe dialogue picture. Until recently the foremost actress of the New York stage, Msis Harding, who proved a sensation;lin. her first screen venture “Paris Bound,” is said cu surpass herself in the thrilling sequences of this gripping story, winch was adapted for the .screen by Francis Edwards Faragoh from Leo. Urvantzov s Austrian sensation, “The Right to Kill.” A note of the romantic was injected in the selection of the cast for this picture by the choice of Miss Hai - ing’s real life husband, Harry Bannister, who completed a year with the Theatre Guild presentation of “Strange Interlude,” shortly before beginning work in “Her Private Affair,” is said to do excellent work in his initial film. Other notable names appearing in the east of players are John Loder, European film favorite, who also has won decided success in American films since coming here a year ago; Kay Hammond. stage and musical comedy favourite; Arthur Hoyt, William Orlamond, Elmer Ballard, and Lawford Davidson. There are good supports. Prices, 2/3, 1/6, children 6d downstairs.