POLLARDS PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 20 September 1918, Page 4

POLLARDS PICT URES

POLLARD'S PICTURE.

TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY. A clever and extraordinary 5-act Triangle drama with a qmvr title, "The Tarheel Warrior" will be presented as the star featuie t.;i night. A "Tarheel Warrior" means a maa who has never shown or felt fear. In this instance it applies to Colonel Mills (splendidl y impersonated by Walt Whitman) an old Southern gentleman, fearless and brave, whoso motto is "No man can! call a 'Mills' a theif and live. ' ' But the time c'oniea when he makes a desperate plunge for money on Wall Street. "The mills . of mammon where souls are crushed." He loses, and.it is trust money. He confesses he has to call himself a thief, and he . can face death more cheerfully than dishonour. But a surprise comes. A splendid Southern love story runs through the play and j the dainty new Triangle star, Ana .Kronan makes love delightfully.