AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

— POLLARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. To-night at the Princess Theatre, Con stance 'L’almadge will bo featured in the Select Feature “Who Cares,” the latest and perhaps the best of her first series of comedy dramas. Joan was the incarnation of clamourant youth ,amidst old age»and discropitude. Her home was redolent of anti-macassars and lavender—even the dog was as old its Methuselah". Her grandparents had forgotten their youth, grown old grudgingly, and now resented hers. Her chance came—the chance of youth—and she took it as part of the great adventure. “Will you marry me?” said Marty, “Of course I will,” replied Joan; “why didn’t we think of that before.” Marriage to her meant only the chance of having a good time while youth remained. The latest Topical, comedy and scenic will also be screened.

’ McLEAN’S PICTURES, . “HIDDEN CHILDREN” TUESDAY, i Mr McLean presents at the Princess Theatre on Tuesday evening Harold Lockwood and May Allison in “Hidden Children,” adapted from Robert W, ; Cll^Tttlbc^s , novel of tlic same name, a j powerful story of the revolutionary days I featuring the struggles of the early I colonists with the Iroquois confederacy, j The spirit of love and patriotism in the early davs in gorgeous settings of the backwoods. The following is the cast: Euan Losikel, Harold Lockwood; Lois do Contrecocur, May Allison; Jeanne do Contrecocur, Lillian) West; Mayarq (a Mohican Sakamore) Henry Herbert ; I A inachol (the Scorerer),' George MacDaniel; Boyd of (Morgan’s. Colonial , Riflemen); Calvert (Lois’s foster father), lA. 13. Ellis; Mrs Rannock (a widow); .Lilian Tiny ward; Sullivan (of the Amer:i can Colonial Army), Howard Davies; | Marie Ixiskiel (Euan’s mother), Clara j Lucas; Jean de Contrecocur, (French j Colonial Army) A. Alardt; Hiatowoc- (a St. Regis chief), Daniel Davis; Guy j Johnson, Charles Cummings, j The supports include a 2-reel Made i Sennett comedy, a great laughter 1 maker.