AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 25 April 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

PQLLARB’S PICTURES. NORMA TALMA DGE —TO-NIGHT. To-night the popular Norma Talmadge will be seen in the leading role of a big .First National Attraction entitled "A Daughter of Two Worlds” by Henry Scott. The story of a little slum girl who bridges the chasm from one world to the other in a passage that is fraught with frightful dangers and amazing adventures; a story so human you will thrill to it and love it. And what a picture! Take the soul of a woman, implanted in a slum girl, surrounded by vicious elements and criminal characters—and you have grim tragedy. Follow that soul’s transition through the stages that this girl passes in her struggle from the mire to the heights—and you have a miracle. In this drama of tremendous emotional depths with Norma Talmade’s masterly power of interpretation, of handling soul-stirring situations, and enacting intensely dramatic parts, sha sways her audience with the kaleidoscopic' changes of moods and holds them fascinated and gripped bv by her wonderful artistry. On Thursday International Attractions present (Banjo) Patterson’s great Australian Classic “The Man from Snowy River.”