MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1924, Page 1

MCLEAN’S PICTURES.

"I! KCK I -FSS Yi U.-TT I." TO-NIDIiT. Mel.'.-all’s I'i el 111’e.s present Li-nigh! the latest. Sel’/.niek success “Reckless Youth'’ v. liit-!i allords loi-nl mot ion picture devotees another opportunity to see in net ion a team of talented screen artists in whom the general puhlii have lately heen showing unusual interest. I’.laiiie I lamnierst.'in is the star of the pi od net ion. hut of almost equal iitt ‘l'C't is her lending limn. Niles Welch. The history of Die photoplay is full of instances of hie; sm ei ssc- lead" I v “sereoli teams" or players whose individual styles make them suited I lie rue to the other. In th" old days Norma Tnliiindge and Kiigene (.’ltrien. lilt n n leadinw man. hut now a Sely.niek star, were an outstanding example nl this “team" success, and just now it ille' I lammoi’steiu-Weloh ,-ombiimt ion. ?i|iss I lemmei 'tein's ability h:is long heen e-tahlished. ('outilined search for a leadinw man exactly suited to her stvle was made uuiil Niles Wrldi was discovered. Mr Welch has made four or live photoplays opposite Miss llnm--111-1 loin, and each one seems to he 1... t |f-r than its immediate predecessor. Myrtle fstedmou. l.oiiDe I’rtis-im;. and h'l'ank Currier are other well known players wlio appear in support of tlustar in this screen version of a widely read Cosmo Hamilton story. A <omcdv and waivette complete a tine programme.