AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES. j TO-NIGHT— ‘‘HER KINGDOM 01« DREAMS.” To-night at the Princess Theatre, Pollard’s Pictures present the greates" , number of photo-play artists that hav- r ever appeared in any one picture. Ihio is undoubtedly Anita Stewart’s greatest picture. In “Her Kingdom of Dreams,” the story is a wonder of ac- i tion and swift running plot! Seven .1 marvellous reels that never flag for a moment, settings that range from the last word in millionaire circle luxury fc- 1 stupendous photographic feats, recording the marvels of a logging camp it* full swing. Tlie picture has indisputably the greatest all star caste in ths history of the photoplay. Each selected for his or her personal fitness and histrionic ability to depict a particular character in this powerful drama. Coming Wednesday—Alice Brady in “The Indistruetable Wife.” McLEAN’S PICTURES. • ‘HER INSPIRATION.” -TUESDAY. On Tuesday evening Mr McLean pro scuts the American beauty May Allison in “Her Inspiration,a thrilling and appealing romance of the. Kentucky hills and New York. An idyll of the Kentucky hills—such is “Her Inspiration,” tlio Metro play in which beautiful May Allison plays two distinct roles —that of a free-spirited little mountain o-irl and later on, an admired and cmi rt e d idol of the staff. The action ; of the play moves with vigorous ease, 1 showing the hard and dangerous life of ■ tlie mountaineers and then reverting l to the dramatic successes of fortune s i favorite. Tlie thrills and heart-appeal.j > which go hand in hand in “Her Inspi ration,” added to the winsome appeal--5 jngness of the star, will win the hearts i of everyone, like a beautifud song, will '- always be remembered. A full supt porting programme of science, comedv - and gazette will also be screened. I, Also Fatty Arbuckle in “Tlie Hayseeds” will bo shown.