McLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1924, Page 1

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

"I!KCK I.KSS YOl'TII." TTKSD.A Y. Mel.call's I’iel lives preselll oil Ter--dav 1 In* latesi Sely.nn-k sneer-s ••Reckless Youth* which affords ! sal laoiion | i. lure devotees anolher npporl unity I i se ■ in a-lioil a i earn ol taleal ed screen artist; in whom I lie .■.•uernl puhlie have lately h.eu show in*' unusual intern* t. Hiainc I laninier* It in is tie* star of the production, lull of almost eipial iiit •rest is her leading man. Niles Welch. 'l'll.* history of the photoplay is full ol instances, ol hip suee, ssas made l.y •‘screen teams" or players whose iinlivi.lual styles make them suited tin* one to the other. In the old days Norma Talmadge and Kilpene O'ltrien. then a lendiup man. lull now a Sel/.uiek star, were an outslnudinp example ol this "team sucres-:. and iu-t now il is tin* lianiuieisi aiii-Weleh eomhinaiion. Me- 11 ait i - tiler-loin’s ahi lil y has loop lieen esta Id islieil. ('out i u lied seal'; Ii leva leadinn man exio-tlv siiiled to hei* style was mad“ uiilil Niles \\ elr'i was discovered. Mr Wolli has made lour or live photoplays Opposite Miss llaltlliier.'tein. and each one seems to he letter than its immediate predecessor. Mvrlle Sednian. I.oiii *• Pru—inp. and Frank Currier are oilier well known players who appear in siipem t of t lie star in this screen version of a widclv read Cosmo llalililton story. A Hall-

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