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AMUSEMENTS.

McLEAN’S PICTURES. •

“LEAH. BAIRD” FRIDAY. McLean’s present on Friday night a stirring programme, with the star feature, the speetaeular drama “Don’t Doubt Your Wife.” This is the first of a series of features l>eing made by f.eali Bail'd Productions and starring .Miss Baird, to he released by Associated Exhibitors, Tne. Wlyit part docs faith play in the marriage tie? "Why should a husband doubt his wife? Should lie believe the tongues of gossip in preference to her? “Don’t Doubt Your Wife,” a domestic drama offering a solution to the divorce problem. answers these questions. The* story, which was written by Leah Baird, deals with several angles of domestic life and is replete with spectacular production scenes and several melodramatic twists of the story to hcep the action going at a rapid pace throughout. As usual Miss Baird apt pears in several artistic costumes that will delight the feminine eye. The automobile dash through a blinding rain and lightning storm, the raid by revenue oliicers upon a notorious roadhouse. tin' return home after midnight oT the l wife, her clothes torn or missing, the subsequent discovery of her husband. the scenes in the big cabaret restaurant and the following gay parly —all create a succession ol thrills and interest that is found in few motion pictures of to-day. The supports include a Comedy. Bathe News, the serial “Hurricane liuich” and full orchestra. Keenan's bus "ill Jeaev Ilium at 7 P-m-

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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1924, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1924, Page 1

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