AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 June 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES. WEDNESDAY. On Wednesday next at the Piinr.lsS Theatre, Pollard’s Pictures present the first of a new company “The Paralta Coy,” in a big sensational drama “Shackled,” featuring the popular screen, actress Louise Glaum in the leading role. The story of a real woman who scatters to the winds prejudice, slander, and calumny, by the force of her noble naturo and sterling character, l.oinso Glaum in “Shackled,” a stirring drama of a woman who loved, erred, paid, and at last found happiness after suffering. A comedy, latest Gazette, and a nature study will also be shown.

McLEAN’S PICTURES. “ FOR HUSBANDS' ONLY.” TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Something in the way of a big pictorial treat is in store for picture patrons at the Princess Theatre this evening, when Louis Weber’s “great ..dramatic play will be screened. “ For Husbapds Only.” Louis Weber’s works are well and favourably known. “ The Price of a Good Time ” was her last great production. Th.is popular producer is a past master of the art of concealing the denouement of her photoplays, but'she never was more successful than in the case of “For Husbands Only.” Miss Weber prides herself upon the fact that the ending is so unusual, and so well masked, that not even the cleverest students of screen craft can anticipate its climax. All men and women, married and single should see this most-delightful photo-dramatic feast —new plot, new ideas, new settings, subtle with humour, full of sensation. When you tell your friends don’t tell them the ending. Its too good to spoil. A new -Mack Scnnett comedy and other supporting films-will complete the programme.