AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 July 1918, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARDS PSGTURES,

“ With life and happiness at stake, must a woman tell ?” is the important question that is asked in the startling 1 World film nrainn, “Shall We Forgive Her,” to be screened by Pollards at the Princess Theatre to-night. June Elvidge and Arthur Ashley have been allotted the leading roles in the big dramatic production that unfolds a story of pathetic and tragic events. Under compulsion, a young woman abandoned herself for a lover who lias shamefully deceived her. After a year of bondage she escapes and marries a good living man, but did not mention her past to him. “ Can she be forgiven for what she did ?” See the startling story displayed on the screen and decide for yourselves. “ Her Candy Kid,” a Triangle comedy, and the first instalment of the Pat,he Topical serial, “ History of the War,” showing the Crown Prince and others attending a Council of War at Potsdam, under the Presidency' of Hie German Emperor, King Nicholas watching the departure of his Army, and many other historical events that occurred at the commencement of the war, and a Pathe Gazette- will support the drama.

MCLEAN’S PICTURES. - At the Opera House to-morrow evening. the star picture is a Paramount drama starring Jack Pickford, “The Ghost House,” The comedy will he supplied by Patty Arbuckle in the great screamer “The Reckless Romeo.”