AMUSEMENTS.
POLLARD’# PICTURES.
“SA-HERA” TO-NIGHT.
Sa-Hera, the mysterious thought reader, in second sight seances and Pollards star picture “ The Heiress at Coffee Dan’s,” featuring Bessie Love, supported by the 9th chapter of “ The Mystery of the Double Cross” will be the attractions by Pollards in the Princess Theatie to-niglit. Bessie Love as “ The Heiress at Coffee Dan’s ” gives a performance of rare charm and delightful of the little slavey at Coffee Dan’s who believed herself an heiress. The Mystery of the Double Cross” is carried one stop further by the screening of “When Jail Birds Ply,” tlie 9th chapter of this attractive serial. SaHera, the mysterious, is one of Ben and J. Puller’s very successful vaudeville attractions. Sa-Hera astounds her audiences. with her marvellous performances of second sight. Patrons are invited to bring their questions and she will answer them. Criticising her performances in Wellington the “Dominion” states“ The enigmatical and altogether mysterious Sa-Hera continues to mystify her audience. Revelation follows revelation, and the colossal house last evening seemed to he electrified with the accuracy of Madame’s replies to the many questions put to her.” The usual picture prices will be charged, giving all a chance of seeing this exceptionally clever woman.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1919, Page 1
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202AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 26 March 1919, Page 1
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