AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1938, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

EVERYBODY’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "WOMAN CHASES MAN.’’ Milium Hopkins and Joil McCrca, one of the most successful and popular romantic teams in films, come to the Princess Theatre to-night in “Woman Chases Man,” the riotous Samuel Goldwyn comedy. “Woman Chases Man”'marks the fifth production in which the stars Have appeared together Chailes Winningcr, Erik Rhodes, Ella I.ogan, Leona Maude and ivroderick Crawford are also prominent y 1 entered. This hilarious story casts Miriam, in a milConiedy role of a girl architect who chased a wealthy young mail (McCrya) to the ends oi the earthy—to make him sign a contract to finance a model village and finally managed to get his name on the dotted hue—of both tincontract and a marriage licence. John Blystor.e directed “Woman Chases Man” from the screen play by Joseph Anthony, Manuel Self and David Hertz. The story.v is by Lynn Root and Frank Fenton. The picture is released through United Artists. SUNDAY EVENING. “Headline Woman” with Roger Pryor and Heather Angel. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. “WE HAVE OUR MOMENTS” AND “SENSATION.” “We Have Our Moments,” Universal’s latest starring vehicle for the screen’s popular team, Sally Filers and Janies Dunn, lias been hooked for showing at the Princess Theatre, on Monday. It i.s a comedy drama of gav adventure, centering around a school teacher with modern ideas who throws off small town boredom to go on a lark to Europe. The story is filmed aboard a palatial ocean liner and at Monte Carlo, in bright, modern dialogue. The cast includes Mischa Auer David Niven, Wa rreit Hymer, Marjorie Gateson, Thurston Hall, Virginia Sale, Franklyn Pnngborn and Grady Sutton. “Sensation”, the sensational front' Page .screen story of the truth benitid an amazing murder mystery.