POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 4 May 1922, Page 7

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. A special South Sea island picture, "The Woman untamed,' 1 featuring the world famous dancer Dornldima, will be screened by Pollards on Friday and Sa.turady evenings and at the matinee on Saturday. Perhaps no other picture released in previous years lias featured such dancing as is perpetuated by Doraldina in her latest production, "'1 he \\ Oman Untamed” in which slie plays til extraordinary role of a witch doctor on a cannibal island in the South Seas, an atmosphere made forever ruinous bv Robert Louis Stevenson and .lack London. ■THE GENTLEMAN BUSHRANGER' 1 TO-NIGHT ONLY. To-night at the Opera House. Beaumont Smith presents the huge Australian production, “The Gentleman Bushranger,” a photoplay of inf'ii’te variety and enthralling incident such as the ship at sea—the fight in the rigving— the mining township in Australia,—the gold find—the hold up—the- mysterious bushranger—attempted claim jumping—the barn-stoimer s concert —the outrage at Anson’s hut the ride for life—saved by a. “coo-ee” the trooper captured—the gold escort stuck up—3o,ooo ounces of gold stolen—the collapse of the mine—rescue of Kitty by the Gentleman Bushranger. the country ball—the round-up of the outlaws—and 1,000 other sensations. Dashing Dot McConville, Australia’s greatest horse woman Tides like a cowboy—jumps Idee a kangaroo, —fights like a wild cat—and she is only"just a slip of a. girl. The prices of admission are: Dress circe stalls Is plus tax with box plan at the Bristol, ’Phone 261.