AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

* POLLARD’S PICTURES.

“THE INNER VOICE.”

, More especially recommended for adult audiences. A positively human stuiv with tin abundance of sympathetic appeal provides “The Inner Yoho” with two things that will make it acceptable for the motion picture theatre. It' is the consistent blending of the various characteristics found in this drama' that make it the success it is. As far as the story goes, there is much than can he found to touch the heart. It roaches a forceful moral, bill unlike many others of similar structure it does not'sacrifice the dramatic value for tile sake of moral preachment. In fact it is real drama enveloped in an appealing veil of romance and yet consistently offering a touch of comedy here and there which blends all in all into a photo dramatic entertainment of value. F. K. Lincoln lias given many good characterizations to the screen. In “Jhe tuner nice” ho does his finest work in the role of (lie money l ing, Mark tie id. Agnes Ayres heads a competent- cast, and adds a sympathetic touch to the story. The picture is one of the host produced in a long time. Story, direction an<l cast could not ]>c hettered. Mr Lincoln, who is an ; rtisf in the line of work called for in this picture, has never been given a finer vehicle in which to display his talents. A Gnumont Graphic and Comedy eom pletos an up to date programme.