MCKEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1924, Page 1

MCKEAN'S PICTURES.

RHTEATED 1!Y STKCIAI. REQTHST

To-night (Saturday) hy special request. .McLean’s repeat last night's great success when they will present tin* wonderfully striking story entitled ‘•The Tents of Allah." The plot shows that feared hy liis own tithe: hated l.y the Sultan of .Moroeeo; a price set upon his head hy the Cnited States (lovernmeiit. this headstrong. pa-sioiiate. i-ourageous young halldit of the desert wins the heart el a 1 seji tttitul American girl in “file Tents ol Allah,” an Kncore l’icture starring Monte Mine and Mary Alden. The wonderful east in lud.es Mary Thurman, Sally ('rate, Murry llnrlnm and Frank Currier. It is a melodrama of desert romance ttnd adventure. “The Tents of Allah" brings into your life the romance, adventure, and danger that is ol the sl ll ft dreams are made. Tile love story of a halldit Sheik whom men hated and feared and women feared and loved. '1 he rnmauce of an American girl wTiti was saved from the wrath of the Sultan ol Morocen hy a feared and fearless halldit Sheik of the desert. The store of a di'serl hmulit* who fought tor tin* girl he loved and protected her against his enemies. \ stnry of burning sands, flaming love, furious lighting. thrilling adventure mill fast action. 'I lie romance of an American girl and a Sheik that nearly made war between two countries. The adventures ot mi American girl while travelling in M• * - rncco that led to a strange roniau't*. Adventure, romance, and intrigue on tin* faraway sands of Murm-in for the stay-at-homes. The serial “11 urriealie 11 uteh” will he continued it further stupe with a comedy and I’atlu* (!azet 1 1*. The full orchestra will provide a fine programme