AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Pollards star attraction to he prosen ted at tilt* Princess Theatre on Monday night L a World Film's triple star drama—entitled “All -Man. This splendid study of human nature is portrayed by a triple star east in “obcrl Warwick. .Muliie King. and Cerda Holmes. The spendthrift son of a millionaire provides the theme ol the story, which is told with linn ness J* story, which is told with freshness and I,right ness. 'Hubert Warwick, in the part of dim Blake gives a good breezy IV, (, portrayal of the spendthrift, whose worst- .troubles begin after lie has proved himself a man. The play has some linn photography and the settings and dressings are ol the lavish ordei. Mollic King and (lerda Holmes, as the* two sisters who are rivals fo rtlio Into of the man are well suited to their parts, and the whole action on the film is interesting and lull of genuine human interest. The fun-maker ol the display is “Neper Again.” a 200Uft Triangle Keystone comedy that keeps laughter going fast and furious.

McLEAN’S PICTURES. OP KB A 11 DUSK, MONDAY. The. special attraction for .Monday night's display at the Opera House will I - the Paramount feature. “The Dummy” introducing -Tack Picklord in a wonderful interesting and attractive drama, in which incident lollows incident with a rapidity that engrosses the alteiiton of the audience. A fine supporting programme will also be screened.