POLLARDS PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 13 February 1915, Page 5

POLLARDS PICTURES.

The delightful drama "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary." which form ed the .star attraction of last night's new programme was (received with unbounded enthusiasm by the vast audience present. It proved to coherent in plot, beautifully staged and ad mirably acted. The story is a Y<.,v*i>rful one, teeming with sensational in cidentsi and intense pathos. The new war <c Gaumont Graphic" was full- of intresting scenes and events, while laughter loud and long, greeted the new Keystone Comedy "A Water Dog." The other pictures in a lengthy and well-varied programme were of the highest standard of Cinema art. This excellent bill of fare will be repeated The usual Sunday display will be given to-morrow when a carefully selec ted programme will be screened. The principal attraction is a great Gau- 1 mont drama entitled "When Lions Escape." This is a story of a villain wfio plots a greait revenge, and gets hoist with his own. petard. The other pictures are an. A.K. Drama "Her Second Shot." a charming playlet "A Country Girl,' a new Australian Gazette," and ai scenic study " Among the Gorges of Colorado.' On Monday an entirely new series will be presented, in which the star attractions are a thrilling drama of life hi Western j America entitled "The Substitute" and a Keystone comedy "The Missing Bride."