POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 31 May 1922, Page 7

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT. Ralph Connor has written no more i popular story than “The Sky Pilot which heads tin- hill at the Opera House to-night. Heralded as one of the most West, King Vidor has achieved great West, Bing Vidor has aehieveil great success for First National in producing this feature. The main element is the remarkable array of thrills which follow one another in rapid succession. Pin. 1 - great stampede of cattle, tile fall from the bridge over the canyon, the burning of the church, the pitched battle between primitive and cultured men, all so vividly described in the story are oort raved with a mm t-.-r hand in the picture. The role of Sky Pilot is play- . ed by John Bowers, ami the m-nuer in i which lie carries out the subjugation of lawless sons in the wild Western town, ami the conversion of the inhabitants eleirm-terises the star as a mall of force. Colleen Moore, who jilayed Dinty s little mother in “ Dinty,'’ in the ranch girl of the story. ,