AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY'S PICTURES

LASKY’S “I AM SUZANNE!”

There are three new song hits at the Princess Theatre this week wheie the latest Jesse L. La,sky production for Fox, if A am Sißwume!” is 'showing, with Harvey -in. the featured role. They are known as the “Jt. - Moritz Waltz,” ".lust 'a Little Garret” and a novelty piece called ‘Eski-o-lay-li-o-nio,” and are from the pens of Frederick Hollander and Forman Prow'ii. Each of them serves ns the musical .theme for a distinct ..spectacle in the picture and at least two of them have already achieved nationwide pop ularity. The leading romantic roles of the picture are played by Miss Harvey' and Gene Raymond, with Leslie Ban Its, Georgia, Caine, Geneva Mitchell, Halliweil Hobbes, Murray Kinnell, Edward Kearne and Podreeca's Piccoli Marionettes in the supporting ,parts. Also showing news and, cartoon.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY

JANET GAYNOR IN “CAROLINA.” In “Carolina,” Janet Gaynor will play her seventeenth distinct characterisation since her great success in “7th Heaven.” While retaining her mvn personality, Mfss Gaynor hajs managed to enact a diversified set of characters, so that she rarely appear* twice in a similar role. As Joanna m “Carolina” her next Fox picture coining on Monday, to the Princess Theatre, Miss Gaynor will be seen as the daughter of a Southern settler, who introduces tobneeo to the South. The difference between this type, and "the farm girl of “State Fair” is almost the difference between modern and oldfashioned farming. She is a young girl in a world filled with a radio, electrical machinery and conveniences, and the other a youngster who lives on a pioneering establishment and who springs from the earth, returning to it in a single generation. Also showing Australian Fox news and serial.