McLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1924, Page 1

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

TO NIC lII'. .Mol.nan's pro- -nt this ( T i:r--day) the lilost S.-Izni' !; sinri-s "Reckloss Youth’ which ailords local motion piotuio devotees another opportunity to see in aolioii a team of talent -d sorooti arlists in whom the general piihl,o have lately hoou showing unusual interest. Elaine I laminorstein is the star til the production, hut of almost eipial interest is her leading mail. Niles Welch. The history ol the phnioplay is full of instances, of hip mii--CI-.5.-S made hv "screen teams” or players whose individual styles make them suited the one to the other. 11l the old days Norma Tnlnuulge and Kimono (I’Uriou. then a leading Ulan, hut now a Sel/.niek star, were an outstanding example of this “t'-ani” suecess, and iu-l now it is the I laininer-stein-Weleh eomhination. .Miss Ma.itiniel'steia'.s ability lias lons' hcen cstahlished. (’.m t inued search fora leadini' limn exaellv suited to la-r style was made until Niles \\ eleh was di - eoveretl. Mr Well, has made four or live | .hot opla.vs opposite Mi-s Ham-mer-t"iu. and eaeli one -reins to Ire hatter than its immediate predecessor. Myrtle Sedinau. I.oui-e I'm -in;;, and l-'ranl; Currier are other well known players who appear in support ol the star in this screen version ol a widrlv lead Cosmo Hamilton story. A Haltroom comedy: “I heir Dizzy I-mish and Gazette completes the programme.