POLLARD'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1917, Page 3

POLLARD'S PICTURES.

Oa next Monday (Eastor Monday) at the Princess Theatre the beautiful B s>is B'.rr?Bca ! B will be featured in fhe lore Triangle star play, “ Home.” " he aist f •? “ H.” is a wiry urorj* .-■» L. j 1 H;r .. o • U■' 'Oi that iri audition ti --rb; Ba .lee.-vly fhe fit.; r vampire wemvn Louise Glaum and Charles R.y are featured in leading rcle-i. The story strikes with ruthless force at one of the foibles of the greet middle class society. Hiving by chance become suddenly rich the Whaatous become iosup-rablu snob 3 and fall into the hands of society exploiters. Of ail the family " Bessie " (Btusia Bamscale) th 3 youngest daughter is the only one who has remained normal, and she sets out to her family from the peiils that beset them. She succeeds but in doing so, she nearly sacrifices her own soul. The play is a peculiar biending of tragedy, comedy and pathos. The mountings and stage accessories are luxurious and the supporting films include “ The Topical Budget,” a Nordish eccnic of Summer pictures and the Yitagrnph cjraedy “ The Man From Egypt.”

The darts of s’y Cupid lurk waiting within ‘ \ The adorable dimples of Winniford Wynn . Her eyes, like sapphires, blue as the sea, Rare jewels of lustre and loveliness bs, Winnie's radiant energy fully affirms Beauty and health are synonymous terms : Changes of: weather her lungs will endure, She wards them with Woods’ Peppermint Cure,