"WITHIN THE LAW."

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 25, 29 July 1922, Page 11

"WITHIN THE LAW."

i • •■; On i Saturday,1 Beit;' -Stir August, y Jfi» ■ •:'. ;■■ ; Nellie ( Brainley's;: company, under the ' Vf '' ■■"' direction of Mr. W. ;.M. ,F, Russell will .; commence a season; at the Grand; Open ':.''/■' House with that wonderfully successful '. 'American play 'Within tile law." Th«; secret of ' Mwe Bramley's': remaiksUa : ; succesi in Auckland is that she^act* from ;. the h«vrt. She strives for,and soooeedß in^ making her audience realise that sha ■ feels What she s*y«, and doee, which is ; ; the,secret of. acting.;,'"Wittin thet Law,S 'v ■/ deals', with {i young woman'a,! reveng*' : ' against her employer, who allowed her1 , to be sent to prison on a charge of theft of which she.was innocent. After she is released she-,tries to -go ."straight;" but - .-. •the police regard Tier as a, "crook1'; oonsoquently she resolves.to arenge hereelf, ' not only on her employer,'. Hat on society; i ■ in general. FinaUy Mary Jurner msrrie» her ; lat© employer's son, and'her plan,!<rfi- V': reyenge seemi complete, but1 He' nwrder . ■< ; of ,a .police spy, by1;Joe- Gar«on,;;a'"ocm- 1 ",'':; .\' federate ;of hers,; oompiic»te» ' matters, . and her husband is arrested. The poUos • > at .last capture Garson, and,force him to ; •, i confess, the,final curtain faHing^on Mary' ; in Richard Gilder's arms, promwing -to: '- ; Bp%re no: effort to,:save Garson from tl» :," electric, chair. • From beginning to end,, i; '<■■'<■ "Withmi the-taw', v grips the-(W«6ii«j .;' - and., Miss. Bramley, and: her, company_g«t v ;.; ■every 'ounce out of thisfine drama. kSlttlj; .I';' box plan will open at: .the Bristol 7 «a ■''■'-.■'; Wednesday.morning n«t.^.:,;..';.V^.,-.:,;; .':..'.=.,;. y*