POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 27 June 1922, Page 2

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

; To-night, at the Opera House. Pollards present for the last time, Alice Joyce in the mammoth and startling production ‘‘The Scarab Ring.’’ On Wednesday and Thursday evenings— Ma n - -Woman — Marriage ’’ the cosily gorgeous--a nd brilliant drama eternal —depicting women throughout the Ages—will be screened. In scope of ! achievement and richness of presentation it sets new standards. In theme • of univeisal appeal it reveals the' • hanging spheres she has oct upied since’ the dawn id' history. Its magnificent < sweep < rysitillizes the story id' Woman from the cave period to 10-day. Its! dominant note is Faith. Faith on the pari of Won an that right must conquer, might. Tim! love will lind a way to ; overcome th- malignant foiccs which, have robbed her of the rewards of her love, ilevolion, and s'.riviug for the better things of life. J; shows how in I the crucible of time Woman has work’ ed out her salvation. It traces the ascendancy of the sex through the opalescent haze of mythology, down through the centuries to the present. If depicts couilship. marriage, and the liery furnace of inevitable misunderstandings which occur when wealth, power, sad alienation estrange the man from his life pa rt ner—Woman. Its theme is the faith of women through out all ages.