AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

MONDAY

Alarslial Neilan’s truly great First National masterpiece, “In Old Kentucky,” a 7-reol sporting super feature will form Pollard’s picture attraction at the Princess Theatre on AJonday next. “In Old Kentucky” is undoubtedly the most sensational and spectacular' drama of 1920, and is the biggest feature in which Anita Stewart lias ever appeared. It is crammed with incident and thrill, containing all the attributes of a great serial in seven smashing reels of good melodrama. Gilder the direction of Alarslial Neilan, Anita Stewart does hoi' liest work, and fairly revels in the role of little Atadge, the .hard-riding waif of the hills. Thrill follows thrill in rapid successioh, and these are punctuated hy scenes of heart interest and pathos and sentiment. A great horse race, a wonderful fox hunt, a mountain feud, a battle between moonshiners and revenue men, a daring leap across a chasm by the heroine on horseback—these are only a few of (lie thrillin g incidents that are featured. Fast action characterises the whole of the seven big reels. “In Old Kentucky” has justly been termed “the picture of 1000 thrills,” and patrons have never seen Anita Stewart at her greatest until they see her as the whimsical, hard-riding waif from the Kentucky hills.