AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 5 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

POLLARD’S PICTURES. KAHI.E Wi 1.L1,A .MS ••JU'Sll--I’AXGE!!,” TO-NIGHT. To-night a l tin* Tlioatao Earle Williams w ill hi* seen in Hadden ( hambers famous busiira n»dn<»; story nt Australia entitled “( upturn Swill.” A lan.ous stage character of tlu* L*s- L U cade, played with speeiacuhu met .s> in Kurland by Sir Herbert Tr.e, . in Amoriea by that father or Am;/:: . artors, Maurice Barrymore, is Haddon (.handers’ hr:*ni-rl'i!<l “Captain Swift. ’< hi* screen is responsible for I !*e r - iiv.il of this popular and rnmunti:* figure and *U aptaiu .v.vifi” is heiu,‘.r :c:e.’ii ,1 wish Earle Williams in t!.e title role. The .Car has mve. he n s»M'ii to h. ear .. I-ant y; t!:an is. this da rim* insouciant r.*!e of i' ■ • 'em lonian hnslnan *.-r, v.lo takes .- da:ine elianee in lead a new life cr iiud what is every man’*. ri*Un, love and understanding;. Tie supporting Topic*:! C*.;. m.* Ti.'.\e!> an “ Drill k• !c arty.” «• dy. On Thursday (’orinne Griffiths in a Yitamaph special feature entitle! “The darter Girl,” Topical Budget, Cinema Travels. “(Joing Up.” comedy, also second episode of ' The Invisible Hand,” complete an up-to-date programme. “Tli * Carte, dill’* in which Corinne Griffiths lias the .title role, is an O. Henry story of contrasts, a tale of the stage and the ojren country. It gives the delectable Cnrinile unusual nppoi (unities to do clever aiding and revf? rm ,-on.e intricate dance and aerial la lift k. Her interpietation of Rosalie Pry is -re of her best efforts up to da*e. Interesting scenes of life behind the footlights form a fascinating part of- tlie picture/