McLEAN’S PICTURES.

Hokitika Guardian, 30 October 1924, Page 1

McLEAN’S PICTURES.

KIM DAY. llomauce. suspense ;ui(l thrills lire promised in the Associated I'.xhihitors’ Feature. ‘‘Stormy Seas” starring ,|. I’. McHowan and Helen Holmes, which comes lo the Princess Iheatre on I* riday. The nronndinp of a hitx steamship is followed by the realistic Inirni 1114 of a yacht at sea. and the rescue of those aboard hy another vessel after a frantic chase in response to an S.O.S. call. Father one of these tragic oeeurrenres would have caused every live newspaper lo issue a special extra, hut in this picture they are hut incidents essential ones it is true, and wonderfully faithful lo the life, in a Inerica I, thnroujily human story. On the single condition that he will overcome a weakness that threatens to ruin his career, a pirl promises to wed a handsome yonn<: skipper with whom she is in love. The man breaks his word, his mad recklessness causes the destruction ~f his ship and he brinjis disgrace on himself and humiliation and sorrow to his fiancee. The story of “Stormy Seas" is hy Arthur \Y. Donaldson, and it is one of throbbing heart thrnuidinut. .Don’t miss seeing I • M, Cowan and Helen Holmes, fearless stars of exeitinp action, in this miplitv melodrama of rapine emotion, sweeping with dramatic intensity and crashing with tumultuous action. gjnigiiiVanMiw l iiH H' fiiffTawi-rri 1 ir" 1 *" M