AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 February 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES'. PADDY O’HARA - THURSDAY. At the Princess Theatre on Thursday (to-morrow) evening a five-act Triangle drama- of Irish dash and daring will be the star feature in a splendidprogamme. “Paddy O'Hara is a rattling Triangle play of adventure and daring by an Irish war correspondent in that stormy centre of Europe, the Balkans. William Desmond as the war correspondent, and a new Triangle star, Mary Mclvor, as the Balkan Princess, give splendid performances in a rollicking Irish love story,'in which “ Paddy O’Hara marries a Balkan Princess, and she pretends she doesn’t like him. “ The battle ground of Europe ” is a name that has been given to the Balkan States, where nearly every European war trouble has had its rise. In this stormy vicinity is laid the action < “Paddy O’Hara.” The scenery of the play is wonderful, and there is a tremendous climax on api ecipice y eighty soldiers, who are attacking a 'castle on a great height. Everyone will like William Desmond as the -rollicking, fighting Irish war correspondent, who gets into a maze 0 trouble in the Balkans. A splendid 2,000 ft Keystone comedy, ‘ 1 he \ ilia of the Movies,” will be shown in conjunction with the star teatnve.