McLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 September 1924, Page 1

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

“RI’X'KLESS YOUTH.” TUESDAY.

McLean’s present on Tuesday night the latest. Selznirk success ‘‘Reckless A i»ii th’’ w hic h affords local motion picture devotees another opportunity to sc*** in ac tion a team of talented screen artists in whom the general public have lately been showing unusual interest. Elaine I lammerstcin is the star 'if tin* production, hut of almost count ini -rest is her leading man. Niles Welch. The history of the photoplay is full of instances of hip successes made by “screen teams" or players whose individual styles make them, suited the one to the other. 11l the old clays Norma Talmadpe and Eugene O’Brien, then a leadiup man. hut now a Selzniek star, were an otitstanclinp example of this “team” success, and just now it is the I lammerstein-Welcli cnmhinal ion. Miss llemmcustein’s ability has hitip been established. Continued search for a leadiup mail exaetlv suited to her style was made until Niles Welch was discovered. Alt' Welch has made* four or live photoplays opposite Miss Ham-mer-tern. and each one seems to be better than its immediate predecessor. Alyrtle Steelman. I.ouise I’russinp. and ['rank Currier are other well known players who appear in support of the star in this screen version of a widely read Cosmo Hamilton story. A comedy and paste tie complete a line nrepramme.