AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 31 December 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

POLLARIi’S PICTURES.

WEDNESDAY AN DTK i' ItSDA Y NEXT. Beautiful Olivo Tliomsis in Darling Mine” a Selzniek production. will be Pollard’." special attraction on Wednesday next. There is no douht Ilial tin 1 popular elements of entertainment are present in large quantities in the latest Olive Thomas picture "Darling Mine ’ The Harrison Fisher girl is seen in a ■ ole that lirilll's out her beauty ami talents, that of a little Irish colleen who journeys to America, taking v. id: her the atmosphere of her homeland and its whimsical humour. The dainty little star is at her lies!, and splendid photography and direction enhance a noteworthy production. On Thursday next Pollards arc scr.cni„K ~ne of the Lest prog.ammes seen in Hokitika for a long tin e headed l>. 1). W. Griffiths great masterpiece "l ie Greatest Question.” a drama ol Lie ■vav of destiny with folks like vou and me —plain human beings—lighting the I,attic of life in their own way: picturing their virtues and irailTU's so graphically that you will laugh and cry with them—hate and lovw with them as their emotions react to Ck.idith's master]'- interpretation ol home in!,'. •* orcatest question. Ami as yon see i characters struggling mi- sOftetui.es fighting the current of life, sometimemounting the crest of success, minotimes helplessly drifting or ~,,-iinst a catastrophe that wrecks a life, you will marvel with Griffith at ■■The Greatest Question” >u ‘de. -' so on the same programme is Charlie Chaplin in Ids fourth Million Dollar comedy "A Day’s Pleasure.’ r.mik of all the corking jokes you ve .caul a "’>> the Ford, and then brace you. ribs he-foi-e von see this comedy! Pottle up voiir Tin Lizzies, your Henry I' rands, ami anv old ft nod Uee at all. and be on hand when Charlie cranks out the laughs. Poor Charlie m his car i- a ••Show Eer” Everybody!