POLLARD'S PICTURES.

Inangahua Times, 1 October 1915, Page 2

POLLARD'S PICTURES.

The leading feature in tonight's new series is the greatest travel scenic ever presented, "Australia's Unknown." This marvellous film is an instructive record of the Hurley-Birtle's expedition. It represents vividly the hardships and sufferings en* dured by the overlandcrs during their hazardous journey of 9000 miles, mostly through country never before Visited. By white men. The curtain is drawn back and the weird and wonderful mysteries of the back of beyond bushland stand revealed. It illustrates native corroborees, aboriginal rites and customs, and the hundred other wonderful . things that are only heard of or imagined. The scenes are visualised vividly, scenes absolutely new to the biograph screen* Australia's Unknown h is the most realistic travel scenic th 6 world has ever. seen.. It will be siippdrted by the finai instalment of the sensational serial drama " The Trey 0' Hearts," and a splendid series of new subjects, including the great Keystone laughter-loaded farce, "Among the Mourners." This series will introduce for the first time, here the new Keystone comedian Sydney. Chaplin, who it is claimed excels in many points *- his illustrious brother Charlie. Another feature in the bill is the* seventh chapter of "The Master Key." This is developed amidst the charming scenes of "The Panama-Pacific Exposition."