POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 30 May 1922, Page 8

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

“THE SKY PILOT.’’ On Wednesday night Pollards will present the most popular of authors, Ralph Connors’ best of out of door stirring stories. “The Sky Pilot” has for its theme manliness and courage of a fighting parson who was ready to back up his religion with his fists, and he did. He battled his way into their very hearts by his example of love, charity and courage, for deeds not words wore the slogan of “The Sky Pilot.” Hi s was not a religion of tears and long face. He lived, played with those rough play boys of the ranch and controlled them with two religious punches, one in each hand. ' ‘ deaipsey-carpentier FIGHT. ’ ’ I ’Die final serceniug in Greymouth of I). 1). O’Connors record breaking film, Hie “Denip&ey-Carpcntier Fight,“ will be given at the, Opera House to-night. This successful picture is to bo shown on Wednesday night in HokifiKa, ThursRunanga; Waiuta Friday; and Reefton on Saturday June 3rd. Every move, every action, from every angle was filmed by 22 cameras. Every-