AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

, ■ ■■ POLLARD’S PICTURES.

“LYING LIPS.”

Thomas H. Ince’s wonderful and greatest spectacle “Lying Lips,” a feature of great dramatic force, will be, presented at the Princess Theatre on! next Monday by the Associated Film. Producers. The picture teaches a, powerful moral—it teaches that confidence must be given for confidence offered. It is a picture that is appeal- 1 iiig through the power of its action and, the high order of its interpretation. * Hardship, adversity, dealing with nature in the raw, overcoming obstacles, have all been part of the life of House Peters who is co-starred with Florence Y idor in the Thomas H. Ince drama “Lying Lips.” This is the second Ince ' picture to be released through the As-: sociated Producers, and much interest therefore attaches to it. House Peters is one of the few screen actors of to-day who could successfully portray the role* of Blair Cornwall, in this thrilling ' story from the pen of May Edington. I The type revealed in “Lying Lips” is that of a rugged, big souled, courageous Canadian, unafraid of hardships and adventure. Florence Vidor who is costarred with Peters, has heen cast as Nance Abbot, the luxury-loving daugh-* ter of an aristocratic English family,' strong in the matter of lineage, but weak financially. Miss Vidor is of 1 striking beauty and unequalled dramatic talent.

. Tom Pollard’s well-known Grevmoutli orchestra has been engaged under the conductorship of Mr Fred Resteaux to supply appropriate musical selections for the screening of the big Ince attraction. The prices of admission are dress circle 2s 2d, stalls Is Id, children halfprice. The box plan is now open at Miss Mclntosh’s, confectioner, where seats may Ire reserved free of extra payment.