AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 June 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

ANITA STEWART MONDAY

Anita Stewart in “The Yellow Typhoon” is full of surprises. She is seen in a double role for the first-time as tb e adventuress, known to the police of the world as “The Yellow Typhoon,” and as the keen minded secret service operative, whose woman’s wit runs down a desperate gang of international criminals. Th 0 story' is adapted from Harold McGrath’s most successful adventure novel of the same name, and lias been produced on a scale of magnificence and lavislmess that makes it one of the outstanding spectacular productions of 1921. With the Royal Australian Navy, scenic, and tho latest Pathe Gazette completes the programme for Monday. On Wednesday next Irene Castle will be featured in Patlie’s latest release. “Girl from Bohemia.” It contains a really fine study of the Bohemian characters, their arts, mannerisms, dresses and above all, tlieir revelry. Into all this is woven a plot full of drama and incident, in which the interest is sustained to a highly exciting climax. That wonder of sartorial creativeness, .Irene Castle, probably tbe most striking personality on the screen, is in the principal role, all that tho heart could desire. Mrs Castle has long been recognised as the leading screen exponent of fashion’s latest fancies, and in “The Girl from Bohemia,” she will disappoint no expectant pair of eyes.