M'LEAN'S PICTURES

Grey River Argus, 19 January 1916, Page 3

M'LEAN'S PICTURES

, TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT.

McLean's usual Wednesday night all-star programme will be screened at the Town Hall to-night, the chief feature of which is a sensational and realistic drama, "The Crisis," founded upon an incident of real life. Seldom, if _ever, has a drama of this magnitude, been screened - for the pleasure of local picture-goers. The plot is devised most cleverly, and' is founded upon incidents of the tensest human interest. Many cinema dramas have been proved successes haM they been devised in accordance with possibility The fact that due regard to this essential has been observed m the staging of "The Crisis," is the secret of that drama's undoubted success. The photography and acting are unsurpassed, these facts in conjunction with the plot being productive of one of the greatest cinema, successes produced oil 4x, local screen. An abundance of novelties will support "The Crisis," and will include interesting dramas, topical budgets, and humorous and clever comedies. The orchestra will supple-, nient the programme and add to the . pleasure of the evening by discoursing charming musical items.