ON THE SCREEN.
"THE ALTAR STAIRS." He faced the man that had stolen his money and betrayed his trust and looked upon him with-scorn. Rod McLean was a hard man, but he felt that the beachcomber before him wasn't worth killing. Liquor made the beastly fool say the one thing that he should have kept to himself --that he was .the. man that had wicked the life 6f the one woman that Rod McLean loved. As Je shouted the information the world turned red before McLean. With one savage jump he was upon the beast, his powerful hands were crushing out a human life. Then the memorj >ti ! a beautiful girl and the words of the island missionary tugged .at his wrists and brought him back to his senses. He tamed away for a second and the beachcomber leapt into his boat and fled Then fate took a hand In the twisted tangle of three lives and settied matters in its own inexorable manner " The Altar Stairs," a UrnW drama starring Frank Mayo, abounds with thrilling scenes such as this. It comes to the Town Hall on Wednesday.
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Matamata Record, Volume VI, Issue 474, 24 September 1923, Page 3
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188ON THE SCREEN. Matamata Record, Volume VI, Issue 474, 24 September 1923, Page 3
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