AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD'S PICTURES. “TRUTH KCL _ TULLIYER.” TO-NIGHT. To-night at the Princess Theatre that sterling actor of Western drama.—Mr. AV. S. Hart—will he featured in the Triangle play “Truthful Tulliver” as the lighting editor of the “Glory Hole Nugget.” Air AY. S. Hart has for his leading lady “Alma - Reubens,” a charming Triangle actress who will he remembered as playing in conjunction with “Douglas Fairbanks.” r lhe story of Truthful Tulliver is a real Western one. “Truthful Tulliver” and a visitor are standing in the office of the the ‘ ‘Glory Hole N ugget,’’ watching two sisters coming up the street. The girls are annoyed and insulted by those hanging around the Forty Rod saloon and dance hall, run by Deacon Doyle and secretly owned by York Cantrell. Tulliver rushes out to their assistance, and incurs the enmity of Doyle. The next day,. Truthful states, over big headlines, that Doyle must go, and the following morning finds a notice on life door which states that Doyle will he in the Forty Rod saloon the following morning at ten o’clock, and there is not a. neii-pusher in Arizona that can run him out of town. And then AA illinn Hart as Truthful Tulliver pulls off a few tricks that make Doyle dizzy. “Tangled Threads,” the Tenth Chapter of “Gloria’s Romance,” pictures the discovery by Gloria (Billie. Burke, if Ferneau’s perfidity and deceit, Her grief is intense and the scenes of a woman’s sorrow as portrayed by Billie Burke reveal the great emotional powers of this winsome artist.

MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

“THE LIGHT OF HAPPINESS.

On Friday night McLean’* Pictuiw. will present the Metro drama “The Light of Hapniness,” in which £lio peerless Violet Dana takes the leacirug role. “The Light of Happiness” is the second great "photoplay with exquisite little Viola Dana as star, • produced by Columbia Pictures Corporation for the Afetro programme. If there are any hearts not already won by “The Flower of No-Man’s Land,” Miss .Dana: will win them in “The Light of Happiness” a beautiful five-act screen masterpiece which John H. Collins has both written and directed. Air. Collins seems to have a positive genius for bringing out the little Star’s best and most characteristic poses and expressions. In this picture Edward Earle, who frequently played opposite Alls; Dana in Edison pictures, rejoins her support with Metro. He will he seen in the prominent part of Lowell Van Orden, a wealthy young man who is blind. Mr Earle has learned the B radio sjiitem of reading characters, in order to give reality to the scenes m which he. is sightless. Robert AA alker is another 'member of the supporting cast who has previously appeared m leading parts with Miss Dana. Lorraine Frost, who' palys Mollie Dean, is nisi seen in -Mabel Taliaferro’s latest picture “God’s Half Acre ” 'ldle serial “Greed” will he continued another chapter of its highly interesting series. -