AMUSEMENTS.

Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

MCLEAN’S PICTURES. o “THE SAGE RRUSIIER”' Tuesday. .McLean’s ' present on Tuesday at the Princess Theatre “The Sage Brushcr.” Mary Warren (.Marguerite Do La Motte), a refitted girl who has seen better times, and Annie Squires (Betty Brice), her room mate, both lose their position in Cleveland shoos, and are in desperate straits. Jn Montana V, id Gardner (Arhur Morrison), a rancher, in spirit of fun, advertises for a wife for his friend, Sim Gage (Noah Berry), a lazy, honest human. Annie and Will using their friends names correspond, and Mary is persuaded to go West to meet a “ wealthy, chivalrous ranch owner; object matrimony. A leaping, surging fury if unleashed flood waters —roaring down the valley with irresistible force and tcrriflic speed—smashing, sweeping, destroying II before it forest giants, a whole township —and men. women and children fiercely battling for dear life! And on a frenzied terror—a beautiful girl—blind and helpless—caught between two evil forces that meant death or disbonourd—the raging torrent and the finite "ho, blinded by her beauty, swore to possess her! A gazette and a two reel comedy will complete this magnificent programme. I sual prices will prevail and McLean's Orchestra will render the incidental music.