AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

SESSUE HAYAKAWA TO-NIGHT.

At the Princess Theatre to-night, picture patrons will have an opportunity of seeing the re-appearance of the clever Japanese artist Sessue Hayakawa in the second New Zealand release of bis own productions entitled “His Debt.” Incomparably greater than any drama this matchless actor has created. He owed twice—A debt of revenge upon the serveless waster who bad Wronged him. A debt ol gratitude to the woman who bad saved bis life, and fired his love. Which debt would be repay? There could only be one. He held them both in the hollow of bis hand the imperturbable Japanese who owned -a gambling house, but who always paid his debt. A Patlie Gazette and the latest comedy will also be screened.

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

“THE SQUAW MaN,” FRIDAY. “The Squaw Man,” the Paramount special attraction, showing at the Princess Theatre to-morrow night, is enacted by an all star cast. Cecil B. Do Mille, the producer lias given his greatest power of artistry in tlie production of this picture, and the result is a photoplay with an appeal to all men and women. Ann Little and Elliot Dexter are amongst tlie cast of popular players and no expense has been spared in tlie successful (production of this remarkable photoplay. There are several incidents of deep human interest in this picture, and its element of love and faith is one of its outstanding qualities. The supporting items include a tworeel Sunshine comedy “Dabbing in Society.” and “Tlie Grey Seal.”