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Evening Star, Issue 16852, 30 September 1918, Page 4

OUR ALLIES PICTURES. PORT CHALMERS. The programme this week is altogether out of the ordinary. ' The Deemster ' will be screened. It is a great picture; it is one of the few. Hall Caine is a novelist in the front rank of living writers, and his remarkable genius in portraying human nature is nowhere more flnelv illustrated than in ' The DeemriV'- ■ ' Daniel Mylrea is tho son ot tru Bishop of Man, who is hereditory laron <>f the Isle of Man, and who sways a temporal power even greater than thut of the Deemster, or Governor. Dan is rc<>',y a typo of the men of the ages yt unborn, 01 the men who will work' to higher ideals than blood-drenchin.g ! le world in the interests of doubtful <iyna-st!as. "ibe Bishop does not under , i'/,nd, «.nd is nstounded, when, instead <J taking- iioly orders, D-an prefers to become a fisherman. • But Dan loves and i? lived by the Deemsters noble daughter Mona. Of course great obstructions 0 rise to prevent a fisherman from marrying the -.rovtrjiOT's daughter, but in .the end, -he wdf-s-icrifice of Dan shows clearly which is the greater man. The story, which is powerfully pictnrised, will b& >ho'.\n :n I .\rr,erston on Wednesd-v, and in. the lVrt on Thursday and Friday.

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