POLLARD'S PICTURES
The programme that made such a hit last Friday will be repeated to-night. It includes several sensational pictures,* including “Arson at Sea” and “The Poisoned Flume.” To-morrow night the usual Wednesday all new and all-star programme will be screened. It will be especially strong in dramas. There will be no less than four, “The Little Widow,” a thrilling human story founded on fact, “A Surgeon’s Heroism,” “A unique and sensational problem play, “Paid-in his own coin,” absolutely the most exciting drainagraph yet produced by any maker, and “Blackboard,” another sensational film replete with wild adventure and daring deeds. I here will bo three new comedies, one topical gazette, one industrial, and one sporting picture, the whole making the programme of unusual variety and excellence.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1912, Page 5
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