McLEAN’S pictures

Hokitika Guardian, 8 May 1917, Page 3

McLEAN’S pictures

Opera House, To-night

“ Blue Blood and Red,” the William Fox drama is the star feature to-nigbt. The story is one of western life in which A*gy Dupont goes weßt to see life. It is full of stirring scenes in which a racing motor oar forma an interesting feature. Algy meets a western btauty who takes bis fancy, and gets a job on her father’s r&Dch. He ia sent to purchase horses, ia stuck up and forJtd to hand over a large sum of money and ho Bigua a note that he had cleared out with the money There are exciting thrills where the two thieves fight over tha spoil and kill each other aDd Algy gets back with the cash, only to be caught by the posse who are s. arching, and he narrowly escapes lynching.

Tho dating riding feats in the rouuding up of 5000 held of catt'e and a thrilling drive m a 90 h.p motor-car, and a tnrn by “ Bessie,'’ one of William Fox’s trained bears, indicate what may be expected from the picture, in which Poria Pawn makes a charming heroine. “Ib6 Commuter?,” ia another star feature that will give great pleasure, ft is' full of laughter and will prove most attractive. The capable orchestra w'll supply a new musical programme of a choice nature.