AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARD’S PJGTUREB. “GO AND GET IT.” | Tho most thrilling, fascinating anil astounding newspaper story ever eonreived by a human brain “(to and Get It" Marshall Xeilan’s greatest effort, will bo screened at the Prineess Theatre to-night and we advise those who like the sensational not to miss this wonderful production. There are so many real thrills, and so much absorbing interest in this astonishing drama, that mere words cannot describe its fascination. “Go and Get It”- four words wellknown to every newspaper man, is an ample title, and surely never was a play or picture shown that contained such an admirable tribute to the reporter. Perils and excitement are the order of this big feature, which contains serial stunts on the part of l’at O'Malley, in the role of a young reorter. hot. oil the scent of a big and baffling nivsterv, that are simply awo.ome; in addition the theme is enthrallin'" enough bv itself, that of th* transference of the brain of a criminal to a •’ ■>-orilia. who afterwards becomes a sort r.f Frankenstein. The character of Ferre the ape, as portrayed by Hull Montana is nothing short of mervellons. Wesley Barry, whose freckles 5 have made him famous, has largo slmro of ihe honours. A l’athe Gazett. and Pa tho Review completes one of the best programmes ever seen in llokitika Pollard’s Symphony Orchestra will sip - ■ilav tlio incidental music.