AMUSEMENTS.

Grey River Argus, 1 April 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS.

PEERLESS PICTURES. 1 ‘Skirts” the six act spectacular Fox Sunshine comedy will be shown at the matinee in the Town Hall and again to-night for the last time. The supports include Eddie Polo in ‘‘King of the Circus.” Sunday’s attraction is a Selzniek special ‘‘The Sin that was His” featuring Wm. Ta versham. Of “The Sin that was His” Lewis J. Selzniek cabled: “I consider this the best picture I have ever produced. It is—we agree with him—and so will you Wo Ace Artic was innocent—but he also knew the condemned murderer was innocent. If he saved him —he would lose his own life. What did he do. He hated the world, and then his one sin brought him love—life —and a terrific battle with human nature. He always shot to kill—always plotted to run—always gambled to cheat—and yet he made the biggest sacrifice any man could make.