AMUSEMENTS. McLEAN’S PICTURES,

Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. McLEAN’S PICTURES,

A .MAGNIFICENT PICTURE. "WOMEN WHO GIVE " —FRIDAY. Few of us there are who fail to respond to a tale of the sea. There is a certain fascination about stories of men that go down to tlm sea in ships Hint is bound to get under the skin at:- 1 bold tlm interest. This is ospcrbdly trite of motion pictures o v this type, and in the cast of “Womcti Who Give" the new Metro picture, it is forcibly brought out. Here is a lilin play that is literally packed full of genuine drama. thrills and heart appeal exceedingly w.-ll acted, enonblv produced, with the laitums characters of a wellknown novel In-ought to life on the silver sheet. " Women Who Give." was

directed by Reginald Barker. 11 is a rousing tale, and with the wide scope of tlm motion picture cann-ra. has hem made into one oi the most satisfactory pu t urea of tlm present season. Mm-!> ol the action lias been filmed round about Cape Cod. provided genuine atmosphere. with the ha Its nee of the settings in perfect keeping with the nature of the story. This interesting story anil well-ienile production also lias the 1 distinct advantage of a cast worthy of being called all-star. Barbnra Bodlord and Renee Adnrce share honors in the lending feminine roles. It may truthfully lie said that thev have never been seen to better advantage. Robert Fra/.cr is admirably suited to tin* roles of tile young sea enpYnin. and Flank Keenan adds another to bis long list of sterling characterisations. Joseph Dowling. Margaret Kcddnn. Eddie Phillip-; and William Eugene finish oil' a

particularly well-rhoscn cast. A superb supporting pi.igramme will lie screened. Mel.can’s Orchestra will render new and apmpriate selections I’m mils arc advised to reserve their seal- at Miss .Mclntosh's. Prices for tliis wonderful |.rograuiuie arc: Diescircle 2s. stalls Is (Id. children (id bnvn-t a i rs.