POLLARD'S PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 24 April 1912, Page 5

POLLARD'S PICTURES

There will 'be an entire change at the Opera House to-nighit, when anotjher of Mr .Pollard's popular all-star pnogrammes will be screened. There will be four dramas, two comedies, one screaming comic, two travel films, and one novelty picture shown. The dramas are "Pull for the Shore Sail-' ors," a thrilling tale of the sea. "The .Outlaw Deputy," a wild West sensation, "The Freshet" a charming domestic drama with a glorious scenic setting and ''Lieutienanti Daring in South America" a; wonderful film of wild adventure. The coineddes are "Constable Smith in trouble again," 'hypnotising the Hypnotist," and "An Original Legacy." Lovers of travel will be taken for a "Motor Trip Across the Alps" and also to "The Khanips' Country," a wild part >of (Bechuanaland, South ... Africa. Admirers of dogs will ibe shown "Who's Who in Dogland," a marvellous collection of different breeds. The fammfs Selig Company will- be represented 'by N a distinct novelty picture entitled "A Day with the -Circus." •■ . The . permanent orchestra 'will introduce seve-. ral new selections and appropriate incidental music. ' '• '

We have., a really splendid display of ladies tweed and hydrotite "Coats, Children's Coats in beavers and tweods, Ladies' Fur Sets, Woven Underclothing- for- winter wear, Ladies Underskirts, and newest Corsets. Also the new. rinking caps and girls knitted caps in a variety of shades. ' All the latost novelties on view at Aitken and Peters' new showroom, Coates'. Buildings, M'ackay Street.— -Advt. For Children's Hacking Cough at night Woods' Great Peppermint ' Cure, .1? 6d, 2s 6d