AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

“ALAN AND AVIFE”—TO-NIGHT. Maurice Gastello takes the leading role in “Alan and AVifc” to be presented to-night by AlcLcan’s Pictures. ■“Alan and AVife”, a picture powerfully dramatic, which presents a tremendous problem tells the story of a surgeon who married two sisters! Believing one to lie dead he married the other, unaware of their relationship. ItUater devcloped that he had made a terrible mistake. Bis first wife was alive, although slightly demented. lie knew that she would die unless an operation was performed an) he could perform that operation. Should lie operate and ruin the new-found happiness of his present wife—she who was about to become a mother? Or should be let this girl die. who everyone thought was dead? If lie did the former he would ruin three lives. If lie did the latter he would be the same as a murderer. Don’t fail to see bow this unusual problem is worked out in “Aran and AA’ifc” which is one of the “picture sensations” of the season. Gladys Leslie, Robert Elliott, Norma Shearer and Alaurice Costello are the featured players. The supports include a comedy, gazette and the serial “Hurricane Hutch.” The full orchestra will supply a special musical programme.

On Saturday “Outlawed” will he the star feature.

Oil Tuesday, .Ball Caine’s “Ihe Christian” will he the super attraction. Special prices 2s and Is 6d. Reserves open at Afclntosh’s on Saturday morning.

MCLEAN’S pictures.