AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S P2CTURES. j “THE GOD OF LUCK,” MONDAY. On Monday next Pollards arc screening a big French production, “The God of Luck. It is Gaby Desly’s last picture, and her greatest. It is the only picture which we can recall in which the artiste .has left a perfect characterportrait of herself. Her seemingly fcomplex diameter was hard to understand —a bewitching little body of contrasts —and her brilliance, her generosity, extravagance and the daring of her — all are indelibly written in this story. When one sees her basking in the sunshine of Deauville in the very latest creations, or on the racecourse watching the race for the Grand Prix,” the centre always of an admiring throng, one recalls the illustrated papers which were always au fait with her latest movements. To all the people who never saw Gaby, or were touched by her magnetic personality, “The God of*' Jytick” will lie a pleasurable surprise, and t':ev will appreciate tin’s little fragile woman whose beauty and vivacity charmed men and women alike of three continents. The latest Pathe Gazette ajul an educational scenic completes a very fine programme. Pollards have very great pleasure in announcing the ro-apjrearancc here of Mi's Carrie Laneoley and her popular melody maids shortly. Due notice will ho given in the paper.