McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 July 1924, Page 1

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

BMI’.T I.YTKLL, FBI DAY. Bert l.ytell. in “Thu Face Between" a Bayard Wilier product ion for Metro, will !>;• semi on Friday at the I’rincess Theatre. This picture is a st-remi version of n story hy Justus .Miles Furman. made from a scenario hy I.enure Coffee. It deals with the sacrifice of Tommy Carteret, a New York society man. who. to save the reputation of his roue lather, heroines an exile in the Blue Bidge Mountains, turning his hack on everything that, had made life worth while, even giving up the girl whom lie had hoped soon to marry. During his banishment, a mountain girl falls in love with him. and. despairing of ever being able to return to civilisation, he decides to marry her. hut she is shot by her jealous lover and Carteret himself is wounded. It- would he unfair to those who are to see this picture to reveal here I lie various complications which then result, and their final solution, hut it can lie said that this unusual and highly exciting story provides all the ingredients of the perfect picurc. Bert l.yttel enacts the roles of both father and son and makes tlie latter a character of infinite appeal. A east of unusual excellence stipp irt?. Mr l.yttel in "The I'aeo Between." Audree Tourneur, a beautiful seventeen-year-old blonde, playing her lirst importiilit role, has the part of Carteret's fiancee. and Sylvia Dreamer is the mountain girl. Others nro Hardee Kirkland, Girard Alexander. Frank Brownlee. Burwell Hamrick. Joel Day and Hewitt .Jennings. Comedy. Gazette and second last episode of the serial "The Timber Queen’' completes this ,big programme. Coming:—Madame Bciane in “Gipsy Passion."