POLLARD’S PICTURES.

Grey River Argus, 28 June 1922, Page 7

POLLARD’S PICTURES.

A BIG PRODUCTION. To-night and (Thursday, night Allen Holubar’s drama eternal, ‘‘Man, Woman, Marriage” will be screened by Pollard’s at the Opera House. This wonderful production is presented in a tliousand scenes of drama, smiles, thrills, vast panoramas and intimate insights, unparalleled in motion pictures. Thousands of years covered — 4600 person in films, 2400 warriors ou horseback, including 950 mounted women fighters, 1450 mounted male fighters, 1300 footmen, 900 courtesans and civilians, terrific battle of Amazons, gorgeous festival seoncs in Court of Constantine, voluptuous barbarian dances, Christian slave girls mating with barbarian soldiers, whipping of slave girls, knights rescuing women imprisoned in castle towers, millionaire’s revels of modern times, scores of other startling scenes. You will see Dorothy Phillips as woman, triumphant; you will sob with her as woman failing and.you will cheer her as woman uprising. See the girl mother of to-day, fighting again the battle of her sex, routing evil forces, struggling from evil to a new triumph of Mother Kight. Tho box plan is at the Bristol, ’phone 261, where seats ean be reserved at Pollard’s usual picture prices.