McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1924, Page 3

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

A .M.yOXU-TCKNT STAR. XAZIMOVA FRIDAY. Absolutely, the greatest picture ever shown on the Const will be shown :.t Ale| .call’s pietuies on Friday, entitled •‘Madame Roivock” .starring the superb X.iwiioova . Another woman, less gilt",l and mroe loyal, might have stood !>;. lie, husband, but not .lane Coring. I’os-e-sed of ii striking l.< auty, oi a style almost I’arisian, and endirwod wiih

The personi'ility that ir-at’lie.s ; mn:ss footlights and draw- logoi her an aiidiencr into a single, worshipful mind, she cannot endure the graving poverty of life with Robert MfXaughlnn. l'ni:l their little girl arrived, or until Mt-

Naughtnnks writing begins to lail a‘ ; vapidly as bis health—until bis tits of i eUghing conic to bo as frequent as the visits of the .dunning bill-collectors, dait'. endures it. ’I hen she quit.--. J'' 1 " Tags during the next few years Robert sec- hi.- wife on the stage; reltainl;* |,o knows of her brilliant success, but Jane does net see him until sju? finds awaiting her the evening a. ter the closing performance ot her greatest mum “Madame l’eacock.” She is more annoyed than anything else to him in her apartments, an unbidden guests from the past- When he loaves she strides angrily into the next room and drops into a chair, holding cut her feet for her mother, who always travels with her, to take e.ii her gpoo- \V 1 1 cannot destitute husbands keep out of one'- sight ! I stud mares v-H! prevail for this exceptional star. A comedy and a gazette will conclude (he programme. McLeans Orchestic V ;I[ render the incidental music. Saturday—An All-British production “The Broken Road’’ is to be shown. Watch for further particulars re this groat StoiS feature in tomorrow evening’s issue.