McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1923, Page 3

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

•‘THE Man NVHO." Tt'ESDAY. On Tuc.sday a glut ions programme "ill lie screened by Alls NT McLean. The star picture is “The Man NYlm", lent tiring Ben Lyle!!. Bedford Mills, ■ i uiubxt in tic Argonne, meets Helen ,F s-np, when her ari-toeratie lather- > i Joint .1.---, >; ■. was giving a do sometiling for the poor hoys party at his New fork home. Beildy. oveienme with music and ire cream, tainted, and Helen gave him liisi aid treatment so ] nitily that Reildy fell in love. But Helen was not lur a bank clerk, she wanted a man who did tilings and Bendy tried to do his best to he ‘The ].,:■] who." Faultlessly dro-sed i<-r an afn.i noon call, but wit limit any shoes, be went, for a stroll on Fifth Avenue, to solving to be the Man who broke the Shoe Trust. C tovds followed him and tic police arrested him for indecent exlUMire. "I can't all'nrd to buy shoes," Buddy explained to the judge, "1 ill going til the 1 ri< e ot slices (-Lilies ilow'li. IT enter: in;.: lias to M op. He was congratulated for performing a pul lie service. And tin* public responded with quick enthusiasm to Ins scheme. All over the country, people unsolved to follow his example. 8,-urinated herself Mary went, with him piutcctively nit his Fifth Avenue expeditions. A common cause threw them into each otheis aims ami. they found being in each others arms, so pleasant that they decided to get married. ■•[ can't marry you. Beddy. ’ she ex--j lained. ‘‘until you know the girl I : rn!iy am. Perhaps yen'll never speak to me again when you know. Flint voting pietty blue eyes and try to love me in spite of it.' Beddy braced himx,.p; for the dreaded avowal. “Papa is the shoe Trust." she whispered. \ rollicking two reel comedy, travelecrtie and gazette will complete a real

good evening's entertainment. Boss and Kumara. “The Alan AN ho . Friday—Viola Dana in ‘'The Five j ßar Baby." SaUmHy - A monster programme.