McLEAN’S PICTURES

Hokitika Guardian, 7 May 1917, Page 2

McLEAN’S PICTURES

Opera House, Tuesday.

Two big attractions will bs presented by McLean’s on Tuesday nightThe first is a William Fox photoplay, “ Blue Blood and Red,” 6000 ft of love and adventure starring those celebrated actors, George Walsh and Doris Pawn, and produced by the director of “ Carmen.” Dismissed from college and disowned by bis millionaire father, Algy Dapont light-heart-edly sets forth in hia high powered racing oar to “ See America.” He kidnaps Petekin*. tie family butler. After many d«ya of arduous going, the auto-pioueers find themselves stranded in Red Gulch Mont. Aigy wins one hundred dollars and a reputation by knocking out a local White Hope. Then follows a most interesting story of love and intrigue in which there are many stirring scenes "on"a Wild West ranch, in which a bandit takes charge aad the hero nanowly escapes a lynching party. A bright and jovial oflhring the joys and troub’e of the suburbanite as told in the rollicking farce in four reels “The Commuters” featuring I r eue Fanwick as Hetty Br ea, Geo Le Guereas Harry Brice, and the inimitable oharaoter comedian, Cbas, Judels as “Simmy.” Hearty laughter throughout. Husbands and w.vea, and those wko intend to be, will Larn of the dangers of a night qut, and a too hasty friendship; women’s storage and the trials of home. Too good to miss Next week the greatest of ail serials will start “The Mysteries of Myra.” The complete orchestra wiL be in attendance and render all new selections.