AMUSEMENTS.
POLLARD’S PICTURES. “THE FACE AT THE WINDOW.” WEDNESDAY. On Wednesday Pollards will i r-sent another big Australian production of a play that has been popular ill over the world, the great sensational dimna “The Face at the Window” witch was played successfully some years ego by the Anderson Dramatic Coy. all Enough Australia and New Zealand. 1) B. O’Connor and his taented company produced this drama in Australia some time ago for the camera man, so pat. runs will have an opportunity of seeing this play oh Wednesday next. “The Pace at the Window” is the one -play that starts off with quick action, superb love interest—and keeps those elements of dramatic Suspense going at high pressure right up to its mashing climax. Who is “Le Loup”? For five acta, you will sit spell-bound and enthralled, fascinated by the weird mystery that grounds this .the most powerful drama of the stage. On ■ Thursday Pollards will screen a Rathe feature, “Dolly s Vacation” starring the child actress, Baby Marie Osborne.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1920, Page 1
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