MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1920, Page 1

MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

“WOMAN AND THE LAW.”

At McLean’s Pictures on Friday evening, the wonderful Fox photoplay “Woman and the Law” will be produced. The story opens in South America where Senor de Castille with the Senora and his two little daughters are living. Then the entry, into their lives of Jack La Salle, the son of a wealthy New York family, who was sent to Chili in the hope that he would reform. Senora Castille finding her voungest daughter, Blanchette, m Jack’s company, and having other plans in view, goes off to Paris next lay with her. How Jack follows hu, and finding the girl in Paris, persnade her to marry him without her mother s consent, iare splendidly Thera comes news of the ea Senor do Castille, and they go hack to Chile. JaT'k brings lus young > New York, where the 'latter finds t o north cold and strange and Jack-tun hack to his old associates, pniticuUulj “ Jo» Sable. Hoav Jack .. f.™ „„ + hv the perfumery which is detected iw his clothes, and how he is confronted £i s inJosie Sable’s apartments S Sy screened, and a separation ensues. Then the boy »' allowed to- b taken by Jack to see. Ins fathoi an sisters, and, not returning, the de merited mother goes m s | ■" armed with a revolver, she aim | a Salle’s home, where, stung to uu.dshe fires at and kills jn ■ How the fearless, big-hearted lW« makes a wonderful appeal at the tri. which follows is well shown and at eidietof “Not Guilty” is returned, diet of “Not Guilty” is-returned. l<u - ther chapters of the serial “Stmgaree will nls 1 he screened.