AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PICTURES. AND SECOND DANCE RECITAL, MONDAY. On AI on day Pollards are presenting a big bill of fare for their patrons. Louise Glaum will be featured in her latest picture entitled “Sex,” and during an interval in the screening, Mr I 1 red AVauebop and Miss Ruby Wilding will appear again and give their second dance recital in Hokitika. Picture patrons are catered for by the screening of George Barr AloCutcheon’s startling dramatic sex romance, “Sex,” starring Louise Glaum, a picture that is a lavish, arresting and startling picturisation of life in all its mad, glad and reali-f garb: a tremendously rich, true-to-lile spectacle of luxury and splendour. Wonderful is the only word that expresses the lavish stat ing of “Sex.’ The picture is recommended by tin Censor as more suitable lor adult, auoi encos. Undoubtedly i’ > ■ est role tin star lias ever had is that taken by Louise Glaum in “S -x. - ' nr ( Iv she rises to the occasion by giving a portrayal marked for its emotional depths. Gorgeously dressed and lavishly appointed in every way, “Sex” bids fair to he one of the most prominent of screen achievements of the past year. Sound logic coupled with distinct touches of realism arc a keynote o: remarkable production, ami many people who see Louise Glaum in this picture will realise that they have never before seen this star’s best work.