AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

| POLLARDS PICTURES. ’ On next Monday night Pollards will 1 present n big feature programme tlmt , includes “Foolish Matrons.” Maurice | 'Poiirneur, Prince of producers is responsible for the big problem drama, “Foolish Matrons.” The motion picture world has not yet produced another mail like Maurice Tcuneur, who cm make a modem interpretation of many of these Biblical morals. Tn I “The Foolish Matrons.” ho has produced a feature that paints a great moral lesson from the above proverb. The story tells of three women who married, the first making a. great sacrititto for her husband and by so doing led them both to tlie path of happin- | ess; the other two followed the path of ! the world pleasures which led to sor--1 row and regret. In the leading roles iof this picture are Robert. Boswortli I and Doris May. i | MCLEAN’S PICTURES. j ELSIE FERGUSON TO-NIGHT. I To-niglit Mr McLean presents Elsie Ferguson in “Sacred and Profane Love.” The story of a soul's a-waken- : ing. The soul of a lonely girl, athirst for life. Lured by the melting music of a triflier into a mad infatuation. And then—The soul of a woman glori- : fled! Struggling out of the shadows at last to mend the broken life of the man who first won her love. The supports intitule the serial “King of the Circus” and a two reel Mack Sennelt Comedy and gazette. The usual matinee will he held on Saturday; at 2 p.m.