MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 June 1917, Page 3

MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT —‘TICE FADED FLOWER'

McLean's Pictures to be presented at tlio Opera House to-night will comprise Ino of the greatest oinotumal dramas ever presented for the entertainment of a Hokitika, audience It is a play ay real as lif® itself a d turn the most beautiful actress m ficldom, “Marguerite Snow, ’’ who became so attached to local picture devotees by her brilliant acting in the celebrated Metro play/‘Her Great 111uniph.” This evening Marguerite Snow will lie seen in the Dan. Us latest and greatest photoplay de luxe in six acts, “Tho Faded Flower. Yvnbur Alason, a widower, loves Ins stenographer, Lillian Hill, who marries him because he promises to use Wis woaltn to restoro .the sight of Lilian s, blind mother. The operation proving unsuccessful, there is an estrangement that develops -into a terrlulo misunderstanding. Alason believing Jillnm ~ be untrue to him. Not until Lilian fades like a flower is the misunderstanding cleared away—but too lat « tli/s busbond is left with « n 'y , memory of his harshness and cruelty It is a heart-gripping story of: w power. Special eittcntion is ducted to tho fourth episode of Tho MW • e "\r vv o » the wonder stoij or mo occult “when her lungs breathed death which is a complete part in itself. In addition there will ho a. tun range of all-new supports an oxtraoidma y feature of the remarkable produotn - is the special music arranged for mu. full orchestral band.