POLLARD’S PICTURES,

Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1920, Page 1

POLLARD’S PICTURES,

WEDNESDAY. “THE LlttLE INTRUDER.”

A. mighty charming role is assiimed by Louise Huff, the famous and immensely popular screen sthr, in “The Little Intruder,”, tho new World Picture showing on Wednesday at the Prin cess Theatre. She•appears as the little intruder who intrudes her way into a man’s home, is Hired by him to spy on his wife, and whp intrudes her way into a young man’s heart. Up to the very last Jjfer identity remains a mystery. Hired for the purpose of spying on Con. Ivlin’s wife to see whether or~not\ the lntteh was carrying on a flirtation with Harding. That iB the peculiar job that The Little Intruder gets in the new World Picture. Louise Huff is starred in the production in the role of the intruder and she is supported by a truly exceptional cast including such film notables as George MaeQuarrie, Johnny Hines, Stdart Holmes and Albert Hart. Oii Thursday next Pollards are putting on a big racing story “A Fortune at Stake” featuring the famoils English actor, Gerald Ames.

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