McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 July 1924, Page 1

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

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.Mel.ei'ii's Pirtiiivs notify an allernlion to the ainiomieed pregrammo for to nielil, wlien "The Supreme Passion" v. ill he presented. Ilow deep is the love aroused ill a man by the beauty of a woman? Is it the divine. I lie supreme passion that, will last a life-lime that is inspired hv mere physical beauty? If that homily is marred, does it chance the <|iiality of hue? "The Supreme Passion,’’ the Playgoers leature for to-night. is the inieresling story of a girl who wants to lie sure that the man she marries will love her. even after her beauty is laded end cone. Her method to prove whether she wits loved for her physical or her spiritual beauty was clever and courageous and could he practiced with impunity by any it I on a sweetheart whose faithfulness site might doubt. The loading roles are played by Florence Dixon, recently with Thomas .Meiclom in "lia.l; Home and Itn.keT’ iitul liy Robert Adams, who played "Clarence” on the sta.ee. Tom-Moore’s Deanti Itt 1 poem, "Believe Arp II All Tlm.-e Endearing Yount: Charms,” suggested the story of "The Supreme Passion” to its authors, Hubert .McLaughlin and Charles T. Daz.ey.

Comedy. • Bizet to and second last episode of the serial "The Timber Queen’’ completes this hit; programme. Comine: —Madame Rcjaitciu ‘‘(tipsy Passion.”