AMUSEMENTS.
POLLARD’S PICTURES.
MADGE EVANS, TO-NIGHT.
To-night In the Princess Theatre Pollards will present the little idol of a.million hearts, Madge Evans, in the World Film’s entrancing play, ‘Wanted a Mother.” The World Film Company are lucky in having such an amazingly clever and lovable little screen artist as Madge Evans. As the little girl who wanted a mother she is as winsome and as wonderful as ever. The story of the play is as delicate as a fairy story but it teems with tense dramatic and emotional situations. The “ Mystery of the Stranger,” the 13th chapter of “ The Mystery of the Double Cross,” brings this splendid serial to within two of the finish.
MCLEAN’S PICTURES.
‘‘JUDGMENT HOUSE’’—FRIDAY
Mr McLean presents at the Opera House to-morrow evening the great Paramount attraction a beautiful six reel production entitled “The Judgment House.” This is one of the finest of the great Paramount successes and should not- be missed. Watch for djetforiptjve iin to-,marrow's issue. A full supporting programme will alsp be screened and the orchestra will supply a new programme.
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Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1919, Page 1
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