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POLLARD’S PICTURES.

‘•THE BROADWAY BUBBLE.” MONDAY. (In Monday next Pollard’s are presenting a line programme headed by Corinne Griffiths in a Yitagraph feature ‘ The Broadway Bubble” six reels, a Harold Lloyd comedy ‘‘The Eastern Westerner” :r Rathe Gazette and N.Z. News. Thrilling situations abound in ‘‘The Broadway Bubble” which gives C'orinne Griffith the best opportunities she yet has had to display her renin rhable dramatic ability and versatility. The radiant young star plays a dual role, as twin sisters who appeal together in many scenes. So alike are the sisters in appearance. though different in character and temperament that one ot the sisters is able to impersonate the other with servants, friends and even the husband while her twin seeks a enrrer on the stage. Extraordinary complications occur, in spite of the fact that the married sister was estranged from the husband in whose home she lived, lie linds foi'ineily unknown qualities ill his ‘wife" and tails in love with her again seeking a i ceoiiciliat ion. much to the einharrnssiiient of the masquerading twin. Some truly wonderful double exposures allowing the -sifitors together lend additional eharin to the picture. Bollard's Symphony Orchestra will render several operatic selections.

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Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1921, Page 1

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POLLARD’S PICTURES. Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1921, Page 1

POLLARD’S PICTURES. Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1921, Page 1

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