AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

MONDAY, CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN “EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE.”

“Marriage,” said Suzanne, “is the mask' civilisation has fastened across slavery. When two people become one, that one is the man—never the woman, A wife hasn’t the freedom of her ser-vant-girl—” “I’ll give you a day off, occasionally,” suggested Foxy, her lover “every other Thursday, say!” “No!” Susanne sat up suddenly and her eyes began to shine. “I’ll tell you! We’ll make it a Saturday-to-Monday marriage!” She clapped her hands as one who had discovered the solution to the iVnrfolivable. “We’ll meet for dinner every Friday, and be married until Monday morning, when we’ll each go our own way in absolute freedom, unanswerable to each other, or question each other as to how we spent the week-days : but over the week ends we will”—she blushed rosily—“we will keep house and quarrel and talk and find fault with each other just like real married people! Well!”

Foxcroft Grey was not called one of the cleverest young lawyers practising at the Bar for nothing. There is more than one way of winning a ease. “It seems to me,” he smiled, “that you have hit upon a very brilliant plan. If you like, I will draw up an iron-olad contract to that effect and we’ll both sign it!” Harrison Ford is Connie’s leading man.