McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1924, Page 1

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

A MAGNIFICENT STAR. NA/IMoYA TO-NIGII r. Ahsolutely the greatest picture ever shown on iho Coast will he shown at McLean I’ietures to-night entitled '‘.Madame I’cavock” starring: the superb Naziniova. Another woman, less elided and mroe loyal, might have stood b\ Inn hushaiid. hut not dalle Goring. I’essessed of a sinking Iw-nuty, ol a style almost Parisian, and endowed with 'the | huso n;‘i! it y th.at roadies across leotlights and draws together an audience into a single. Wordnpi ill mind, silo cannot, endure l In- grating poverty if life with Rolieri McNaughton. Until their little girl arrived, or until MeNaughton'.s writing begins to lail as nipidlv as Ids heahh- until Ids tits of cellghillg l Ola-’ it, is- a lle'iUelll as the visits of the dunning bill-collectors, dan ■ endures n. I hen she <|iiits- I er- '■ al's liming lhe next few years Robert see- his wile mi the stage; certainly he knows, of her brilliant success. but ,|rUe does not see him until she liutls bin, awaiting her tin- evening tiTler the closing performance of her greatest trium “Madame Peacock. She is more annoyed than anything else in PiK 1 him in her apai tuicnis. an unhidden guest s from the pest. When he leaves site strides angrily into the next l oom and drop; into a chair, holding out her feet for her mother, who always travels with her. to take > II hoi shoes. Why eanimt destitute husbands Poop old of olio'- sight ! 1-ollp i, os \ ;!! pi,,i ail for this exceji imial slat. A ootiicdy am! a gazott-- will mm-lnde the programme. M'T.ean - Ot, he-tia wiM render the iueideutal Hindi. SaUirdav An A!!-11 ’ itisii pioduetion “The 15initon Hoad'’ is to bo shown. Waloh for fil'lhor particulars re tillgroat Stollj feature in l,e-i"orrow <<vvnin<2;\s issue-.