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AMUSEMENTS.

—S>*C—POLLARD'S riCTURES. CUN ST AN C E TALA! AI)G E. TO-NIGHT. “Dangerous Business” at the Princess Theatre to-night brings- us that ■|iieen of comediennes, Constance Talmadgu in a story that is brimming over with ludicrous] not to say snappy, situations into which the utmost comedy has been injected, and which are calculated to make an ordinary audience gasp with surprise. Daringly conceived and as delicately handled are the situations which follow on. the heroine's statement that she is already married, when at the altar with ani other man. The supposed husband has been a milksop, but tile war made a rave-man of him, so that no one got i bigger surprise than his supposed hiide when lie suddenly arrives to take charge of the situation. Jt. is too good to spoil hy any further details, hat suffice it to say that Constance Talmadgo has never had a bettor story, or handled it more delightfully, than this one. Kenneth Harlan is a •harming leading man, who runs away with quite a lot of laurels in his adept manner of dealing with “Dangerous Business.” The supporting pictures in innight’s display are quite unit, of the ordinary including the latest Bathe Gazette. an Outing Chester scenic, and a special comedy feature hy Bathe starring the king of merry makers. Harold 1 loyd.

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Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1921, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 31 October 1921, Page 1

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