AMUSEMENTS

Hokitika Guardian, 8 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS

pollard’s Pictures. ANITA STEWART. MONDAY. Aniln Stmw,. I. U t M-rccti vehicle Ims Imx* 11 ;ul;ipU*(l trnm Ole iiov;q| ■W Kathleen Norn’s. “I I:irric*t and tin* l*i| M ‘i •*’ Tin* yoim- tireJ i>i a i|uiot lile, wild seek* adventmv in I Join* in hi ciieles and i*> into a free love coifMiiony with a wealthy dilettante, realise.** its empt i ness, and eseapes in time. lindint» real happiness in a dillVrviit environment. She realises I u >\v false arc 11 u» ideals of t'lo sot Ini’* loft, and though still innocent, lias to fnee tho "rim spool io of tiio past " hit’ll reappenis in her now lit**. Sho •"I yet it, ‘pay tho piper,” wliioli is lho moral ot tho sltn. thai ho who d.m- o-s must pay. The stor\ m itiaonilioontly presented. and s!a»\v> 1 1 so star in a different* rule. w! idi sl:o handles exipiisitoly. The renmikahlo story of a Liir 1 who is Inrod by tho tlanio of a peniioioiu doctrine. said to ho m virile amongst denizen?* ol tho Hohomian «juartor of Now York. i> ul**ir>t National production that reveals Anita Sicwart in one of tho I';nest roles sho has accomplished. Tho story has much iu ii that is of universal appeal, while tin* theme is somewhat daring, hut at no moment does it lost interest to the onlooker, and the imnal to tho story is pointed with a delicacy that cannot offend. The picture is recommended by the (Viisor more especially for adult audiom-os. The supporting pictures are Pat he Gazette, Topical and *ll is Jonah Day.*’ a *2Ol Mil'l Vitnjiraph comedy.