AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD 5 # PICTURES

“TO HIM THAT HATH.” TONIGHT.

At the 1 Princess Theatre to-niglit jLh - six-reel World Film drama, “To Him That Hath,” and “The Germ Menace” the 7th episode of “The House of Hate’' will he presented as star attractions. Montague Love, Gertrude McCoy, and Clis Ayres are featured in this powerful drama of a strong man’s nohle selfsacrifice for a friend, and the losing fight and long road that lay before him. He assumed the guilt of a theft in order to save the work and memory of his friend. He is in love with the daughter of one of the patrons of the mission, find when released he is made to appear to be training a boy to, become a thief, but in the end all ends happily for the persecuted man and the girl he , loves. McLEAN’S PICTURES. Metro Pictures Corporation presents j Bert Lyttel in “Boston Blaekie’s Little Pal” at the Opera House to-morrow j night. “Irresistible” is the - word that best fits this absorbing screen romance, adopted from a clever story by a clever writer. The part of Boston Blackie, the gentleman-crook who goes burgling in a limousine forms a fascinating one for the popular Bert Lyttel. Boston, Blackie finds himself suddenly , and without any wish of his own, part and parcel of the destinies .of the Wilmerding family. *■ Mrs Wilmerding is about to leave her husband for a scheming adventurer tak ihg with her the famous Wilmerding jewels. Then, without a word of warning, Boston Blackie’s “little pal” comes on the scene, changing the fates of all • pr'esent. The climax of this photo drama is absolutely unique, and will . delight every member of the audience. Bert Lyttel scores a triumph as Boston Blackie.. Also further chapters of the ( serial, “The Eagle’s Eye.”