McLEaN’S PICTURES

Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1917, Page 3

McLEaN’S PICTURES

OPERA HOUSE! TO-NIGHT.

Another of thoso star productions which have made Pictures famous will be presented at the Opera House to-night- when that celebiafed emotional act ress Anna Q. Nilsson w ill be seen in that new and forceful dramatic story of social and business “iHor Surrender” in five big reels. Tlio picture is well staged and the photography is excellent, while the acting leaves inotliinlg to be desired. This sensational work deals with a most interesting quesion, “Can love be transfused?” The transfusion of blood lias often saved a life. It did so in tin? wonderful picture story but is it possible for a lover to transfuse his passion as the result of blood transfusion, and win his beloved away from the man to whom she was engaged and thought she loved. It is a big question ana a drama that holds you spell-bound and can only be answered by seeing this pow erful production.. The second episode oi the “Mysteries of Myra” tho wonaer story of the occult advances with even greater strength, mystery and thrill which features Jean Sotheran alia Howard Estabrook. Dr. Alden sets out in grim earnest to fight “The Black Order” and tlio terrible “Master” but they to are determined to gain their cruel end, almost succeed in the second episode of this most faseiinatng and powerful picture ever prodticed and best of all will be supplemented by the Tuesday night’s complete orchestra which is a happy musical combination and will be responsible for an attractive entertainment.