AMUSEMNTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 December 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMNTS.

... U vT; , POLLARD’S PICTURES. WEDNESDAY, 6n Wednesday Pollards ( will screen the popular screen artist, Jessie Barrisc'aie, .in an, Exhibitprs’ Mutual Feature, entitled “Josselyn’s lyife.”,, An absorbing drama of domestic difficulties with a frivolous step-mother, an aged father, an artist soil, and his adorable wife, and little son, the centre of an unusual love quadrangle. A murder mystery interwoven which defies, disentanglement till the last few feet of film. . , , . -j. , . Who Killed Josselyn? , The night before he had quarrelled with his father the words “If you say that again I’ll kill you” ye re heard by the butler and a maid. ■ln the morning the .old man was found in his chair—he had passed into the land, of. silence—the revolver lying on the floor, one,. chamber fired, was found by ,the ~police. Who had done it? Hpr husband, she thought, had openly fallen under the spell of his youthful and- alluring, step-mother—-with his father out of the .way the. way would be clear—-yet she citing to in-, nocence to the-last, the-wonder-ful turp of fate cleared him. . On Thursday .Pollards will screen Bryant Washburn in a Pathe feature, “All Wrong.”

“THE TREASURE OF &EAWeN.” TO-MGHTI i6:^IGHTI Picture lovers will hear with much gratification that the of Marie Corelli’s great work, “The Tre.y sure of Heaven,” is to, be shoyn this evening. The story tells, bf a king of finance, David Teljmsley, who found no dove for himself, only love of his wealth How he. became very fond of a young, girl, Mary. Sprfeil, hut, wlieh lie asked her to-marry him she. .wanted to marry the. .millionaujte. The wwl “Wolves of Kultur” he also be shown.