Amusements.

Bruce Herald, Volume LV, Issue 64, 21 August 1919, Page 5

Amusements.

STEVENSON'S PICTURES. " Mae Marsh," the Charming heroine of " Polly of the Circus," is as delightful in her latest picturo—" Fio'ds of Honour "—as sho was in tho roll of Tolly. This picturo is a first class Goldwyn pro* ducticn and will bo presented at tho Cor nation Hall ou Saturday evening. Id i.i token from tli*> celebrated book by Irwin 9 Cobb, the well known novelist. Marouerifco Marsh, a c.khcv of Mae, has a prominent role while Vernon Sfceol takothe hero part most convincingly. The drama tells of two French girls who inn* grate to America, and on the way aorois encounter a young artist who starts to sketch Marie. In New York they again meet by chance, and be finishes the sketch. The two fall in love with each other, but the artist's parents, to test the sincerity of his feelings, persuade him to accompany them to California for a month, -During that time all sorts of misfortunes overtmko little Marie, anl cu'minato when ber sister dies and she is nrvestod and wiongfully charged because she has been enquiring the whereabouts of a certain house. The story works up to an exciting..finish, and is produced in first class style. A with real life pulsing through it. ..|g|udcd in the supported programme ypfn ,3e scenic film of Capo Kidnappers, MBJ&