McLEAN'S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1924, Page 1

McLEAN'S PICTURES.

“TilK F.YFOIM'F.NATF SEX” TI'EMIA Y.

To-morrow (Tuesday) .McLean's present the •rrent Scl/.iiick picture. "The rnfortunnte Sc':”. Frames Kdmonds and George Lai kin are co-starred, and make the very best, of their respective parts and give to the screen the most artistic portrayals seen for many a day. The .supportin'.; east. includes such well-known players as Harry Van .Meter. Catherine Lewis. Kn:l S: liaefer. and Jeanne I’oe. Imagine the sorrow of a yoituK mother tvbo has had the little oiw snatched from its cradle thrmiKh the treachery of its own father: throut'll fear and pride she i compelled to share lii.s guilty secret and keep the silence, thus depiiviiiK her of ilesli and blood of all the comforts her riches afford. There was a purpose though an ending to her heartwrung anguish, which is all grn] Ideally told ill the most interesting drama ol the day. Frances Kdnimide as “I’eKK.v” will he reinenihered many a clay hy her host of admirers for her artistic interpretation of the little girl who was kidnapped hy her own father, .fames 1 larriiiKton. a wealthy steel mill owner, and throiiKb a chain of fast nioviiiK circumstances placed placed in the hands of one “I’luk Ugly,” a member of “Spike’’ Kelly’s notorious gang of bandits. “Peggy” in her daily round of selliiiK newspapers meets George Bentley (George Larkin), prosperous you 1 1" lawyer, who becomes Ki'catly interested in the little newsie. and it is here that the love interest starts. A Gazette and Comedy comedy completes the programme.