AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 21 October 1920, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS

t POLLARD’S PICTURES. BABY MARIE OSBORNE r N l “DOLLY’S VACATION,” TO-NIGHT. > To-night Pollard’s will screen .the wonderful child, actress, Baby Marie Osborne in “Dolly’s Vacation.’’ The , dainty baby star in the quaint 'Gory [ of how a delightful kiddie won her ne- , glectful, hobby-riding mother back to love. The town baby goes on a f arm, and ih company with Sambo, otherwise , “Ebenezer Eczema Abraham White,” makes things hustle along—and you can bet that with the pair it is some hustle.- , Sh e arrives in the middle of a big strike, and in emulating the babes in the wood, the white and black pair get lost. That effectually breaks up the strike,—as they are so universally loved that everyone has to turn to and find them. A delightful story with plenty of humour mingled with the pathos and the cunningest cosiest pair of iblack and white kids you’ve ever seen. A big supporting programme will also be shown including another episode of “The Mystery of 13.” McLEAN’S PICTURES. “VICKEY VAN”—FRIDAY. To-morrow evening Mr McLean present at the Princess Theatre, a great programme headed by one of the latest feature successes, a five-act paramount “Vickey Van” starring Ethel Clayton. Chester Calhuon made the awful blunder of mistaking Randolph Schuzler’s wife Ruth for his own daughter and made love to her right before her husband’s eyes. Tho last chapter of the Serial “The Grey Seal” will also be screened, with a full supporting programme, and choice musical selections by McLean’s full, orchestra.