McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 September 1924, Page 1

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

I'l-l iit I'-.N'C'I-: VII JO It TO-.NIG 1 IT. Ah I.can’s I’iitures | resent, to-night a Km;; Vidor production, entitled "The Konl Adventure," starring I'Torence Vithir, «ho analyses Woman. Alan's rarest possession. Her man would lie a hushaud not dictator. She would lie his | art tier, lint lii.s mistress. This was her dream and hope. Ifut —that's

the surprise. It’s daring. It’s real. That’s its appeal. If business pariuershipa were entered into as reek!e:-sl\ as lm.iriae'e the foundation ol the ■'real coinuii'i eial world would soon erumhle. I loreuce Vidor plays '.lie role of a mile; ;e girl who meets a man under cireiitnst.mees so pnisaie they are roinalitif. Afler’a whirluiml courtship they are married. She is a keen-thinking young woman and had dreamed of lieim; a are,at help to her liishaod o! being considered hy him an iuti'llecttrill eipial. Instead, lie imisuL'i.s her only a woman mans rarest possession! Plicir matriiMonial era It rocked on tie. waves of disillusionment. He was hliml to the dancer - lie lavished luxuries and love upon her. What more had she a right to? AVbat more could he wive her:' She told him she wanted lii.s friendship, and he laughed at her. lie loved her - didn’t that include friendship? lhe east includes Clyde Fillmore, Phillip Ryder. Xellie P. Saunders and l.ilyan McCarthy.

'lhe supports include a comedy, gazette and further elia| ters ef the serial “I! tirrii aue Hutch.” Full programme of er'he.st ra! ernis hy tile full ni'cho'.l ra.