POLLARDS PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 27 December 1919, Page 4

POLLARDS PICTURES

♦ • "CHARLIE "CHAPLIN. MATINEE TO-DAY. CHARLIE CHAPLIN MATINEE TO-DAY. Pollard's matinee programme for today includes, Charlie Chaplin in the million dollar Chaplin picture, "A Dog's Life," and "Hiiunts of Evil" the 11th' episode of "The House of Hate." To-night at 8 p.m. Pollard's will screen the World Film study, "Tinsel" starring Kitty Gordon; "Haunts of Evil" the 11th episode of "The House of Hate" and Charlie Chaplin in the million dollar picture, "A Dog's Life." SUNDAY ONLY. The Goldwyn's feature , "All Woman" -will be screened on to-morrow, Sunday evening only by Pollard's Pictures i fi the Opera House. Mac Marsh in "All Woman" gives a strikingly sympathetic performance as Susian Sweeney. The picture is a lesson on the evils of ah uncontrolled liquor system and Mac by earnest endeavour in a small but persistent way brings about reform and success to some hapless victims. It is a picture with punch that goes right to the heart of the subject and contains many thrilling moments. BLACKBALL. . On Saturday evening Pollard's flill present dainty Madge Kennedy in "Our Little Wife" adapted from the farcial comedy by Avery Hopwood. The story tells of a, bride who took her rejected suitors on her honeymoon. Hubby was awfully pleased. The Keystone Comedy, "Her Torpedoed Love" will also be screened. On Sunday night the star attraction will be "Tinsel" featuring Kitty Gordtu. a strong story of ife in high society; this i s said to be Kitty Gordon's bust and strongest picture. "Haunts of Evil" the 11th episode of "The House of Hate" takes one step nearer the solution of the mystery and Charlie Chaplin in "A Dog's Life" will conclude the programme.