AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES

TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY

“STRANGE WIVES.”

Full of delightful comedy, intriguin. situations and beautiful women ‘‘Strange Wives,’’ a Universal picture, at the Princess Theatre tp-night “Strange Wives,” is adapted -frofi. Edith Wharton’s Cosmopolitan ■ maga zine story, “Bread Upon the Waters.’ It tells of the domestic difficulties of i young American husband, whose- Rus sian relatives make, life miserable for him until lie conceives a Avaj to <r e t rid of them. . Roger Pryor, wh is fast becoming one of the most popu Jar leading men, seen recently oppos ite Mae West, in “Belle of the Nine ties,” is the hero of “Strange Wives,’ Co-featured with Pryor is lovely Jum Cl ay worth, Broadway ingenue, whr makes her picture debut in ‘ Strangi Wives,” coming direct from a long rur in “Are You Decent?” in New; York Also showing, chapter 2 of serial, “Th< Red Rider.”