POLLARD'S PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 14 April 1916, Page 6

POLLARD'S PICTURES

Another sensational instalment of the world's greatesjb serial, '.'The Million DoUar Mystery," will form the star feature of to-night's all-new pro-/ gramme. This episode is entitled "A Leap in the Dark," and for sheer sensation, and realism it- excels* all previous records: Reports having come to hand that an ocean steamer has, brought ashore, a stranger rescued * from a wrecked balloon with s,do<£ dollars in his pocket, Norton sets out to find him. The scenes shift from one place to another as the gang endeavour to secure their victim. Faster grows the Action, and more spec- ■> tacular the sensations, "as each epi*sode of this stupendous production is | revealed upon the screen. There is another powerful dramatic . feature in the new bill." It is a "Reliance* production entitled '"A Mothers Justice," a cleverly told story of a'youngf gitl's . •peril, and how 'her mother dispenses ■justice. "Keystone Mabel Normand," one of the greatest of screen favourites, will be seen in 'the new society comedy, "Mabel Won and Lost." A Vitagraph, "Sonny Jim" comedy, entitled, "Chiefly Concerning Males.;" a charming scenic study,, "San Reno;" a new Pathe Gazette, -and another edition of the- clever and witty Edison series "Cartoons in a" Hotel," complete an unusually strong programme. -Melodic assistance will be rendered by the orchestra. The usual weekly matinee >will be given to- •-. morrow, when a special programme including "The Million Dollar Mystery," third chapter, w,ill be, screened. A big dramatic star has been secured for Stfnday.night. •it is a Thanhouser leaure entitled "Outcasts of Sociew." -