AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARu’S r;CTURE9. S ED UHL TO ■'THREE WEEKS” TO-XTGHT. To-night Pollards arc presenting th® mud) discussed picture “One Hour’ tho mighty sequel of Elinor Llyn s •'Three Weeks.” Zona. Keefe is at her lies! in Elinor Glyn’s “One Hour,” and her radiant dusky beauty shines | through the thrilling and moving j scenes*'of the tragic. life <>/ the princess, of tile little European principality. The picture attains a decree of sustained in. l terest that is rarely seen, and while there are scenes that are somewhat <?arimr. they art* so delicately haiuHoc as to'(live no offence. Beautiful sot tines, many of which were taken in Canada in'the depth of winter, are common to the production, which is one that should please even the most fastidious taste. The story is one that has been widely discussed, and tho picture production is handled with a marked degree of delicacy, and is characterised hv beautiful scenes and | uncommonly fine acting. The J of the star .and her undoubted abiTity | in sueli an emotional role as the princess, inrosinia. of the story, receive full play in this enthralling store-, delicately handled and beautifully produced. “One Hour” should not fail to please. . it has nil the attributes of perfect entertainment. Tn addition to tbo star picture tonight there will he the comedy. “The Big Circus Show.” in which doe Martin. the clever monkey, will lie the attraction: also further chapters of the serial “The Invisible Hand.”