McLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 20 June 1924, Page 1

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

“THE TOW Kit WITHIN” TO-NIGHT. To-night. McLean’s Pictures present “The Bower Within" a Pathe feature, a pioiluetion with the dramatic strength and inspiration of “The Miracle Man.” It is a story of the tires of faith and the value of love—the two deepest forces in human life. Its central figure is a man who claims to he master of his own destiny, hut who falls when he forgets God and rises when he learns to say “Thy will lie done.” .lull Armstrong is a successful man. He started with nothing but strength, health and unbounded faith in himself, and ho rose to great heights. All the material things of the world were his in great abundance, 'riii'ii came losses, reverses, tragedy. “What have 1 done that these things should happen to me?” he asked, as so many have asked lie fore him. In his eyes he was a virtuous man. Did he not love his neighbor and his family? Was he not generously charitable? Tt was not until everything was taken from him that lie learned from whence came the power within himself that he <mlled faith. ’The Power Within” is a story of Rnlicrl Norwood, given sympathetic direction hy l.om F. Kennedy. and its principal role splendidly interpreted liv William 11. Tooker, who seems to live the part. Others contributing splendid acting arc Pauline Guron. Robert .Kenyon, Nellie Prnker Spaulding and Dorothy Allen. Saturday—May Allison in a great society sensation “Extravagance.”