McLEAN'S PICTURES

Hokitika Guardian, 3 August 1923, Page 3

McLEAN'S PICTURES

“THK Hill-:IK" ('ANTF.I.n-'-:)-Ovviit'i to H’i.M!'riv:il nl " I !n- Sunk liy llu- mail, Mr 'del.-an Ins in •! ; i>p.int patrons. ’! n-tiiir:i! a Pd'imd 1 •" lino, •■Tin- 11 uni'll,'’ " ill bo shown._ 11 1 nu ll —-i - oiino i>i luck ' i-Ii llu. dictionary. Yotriu: Prc-simi Hii::'!-il-n>, );,](■,■ l.ciii •.■cl !!-. ilii- Is nil-I'-'i >'•* til',- v,evil when 1:1- l'l.i.vi-,1 llu- -'nk mnrkel. Aftoi' rceeiviiej; u liiore l: ' s> my-Lerimi.- lip 1" buy dcrusalciil Mod, In- approaches ins liiini"iv s iiulm. "I'" somewhat dubiously af'i'i-c-s in bar., him. Hut no soniH-r is tin- stm-U in his possession when il drops with a thud. The eurutied old man fjives Vrcston the alternative ol M-Uitr- out „r ooiuo to jail. The youth, however, still aetlit'v on his hunch and confident thai the stock eevliiieite- not <n"' tilled in he ii-ed »s wall paper. decides to absent hiiusell lor a while. Fo well does his seheiue succeed that he is ueeu.K'd ol hi- own inurder. Sereaniinulv 1 iiiiiiv situations arise when he i ti-ies I-- reveal his identity and eel out of th" l rap he lies mr.vil I iltLiy set for i himself. We've a hunch that you'll | like Can-ill He .dm' in his lato't siarj riny vehieie. Ordinary price- will prej vail to-ni;;ht. I Patrons v.lui have hooked lor "11a Si:fik'* v ill 15itvo tkoir soai- reserve*, j when Ii i- shown next week.