POLLARD'S PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 14 May 1912, Page 5

POLLARD'S PICTURES

'•Always on the look out for novelties with which . to please his pacrons, Mr -Pollard will present iro-moi-row night the picture of-ttie ■century,' ' '• f he great' Vltlbgraph masterpiece, ir^hree thousand two hundred feet" in length, adapted : from Tltdckeray' s amdus novel u Van% Fair.'?, jyhen "this^story of society life in Emgland an 4 the Continent." cmc huri-dred. years agdj was fir^tj puMi-shed, i ; fc was the irag'e; 1 of the p&riod, and 'even .'to-day so populaV is ■ this wor£ that- it stiiji ranks '&£' on 6 of the iberff' sell^fs.^k'.books'elief can! stock: ..A? feature of the pictorial representation will 'be the igbfgeous j costumes, the?, magiiificeiif scefiid'iSur'rounclings, and' the! \\Sfeaith 'bf 1 deifca'i! employed in .the prjoductidh. ' Aiiothfe'r j po^verful drama rt'b 1 I>e screened t^-rrior- i row nightT is entitled • c 'The" ; ]Vfaid' at •the Hehn:^' . -, tti. ; t'Th^'Siiip 1 wreck,?' '^Ajone on th? Raf^'/- '$ive& by tihe^ /Whaler^' . irt : 'the Pacific.:::"D ragged by'-the;^ 3^haie^;' "The' Mate;;) Jealiooisy; 5 ' 'Every^'scene depicted^ was .taken' on the high "seas. The 'Oifcher new subjects erribrace.aiatu--■ral liisiton' 1 , sconic ' studifea, Dramasv comefdiesj; and topical films., '<■ .