WEDDING BELLS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 January 1922, Page 4

WEDDING BELLS.

—— AT THE PEOPLE’S PICITPRES, II popular approval counls for any- i, lining in the meiit of a picture,, ihem | “The Marriage of William Ashe,.” star-| ring May Allison, should he adjudged I one of the best pictures- of lire year, | This may he accounted for by the fact, j’ that seldom is a picture made that sou admirably fits- the star a® does “The ii Marriage of William Ashe” fit May . Allison. From the opening- scenes, in which the -beautiful young Kitty Bris-tol,-tlie role portrayed'by Miss Alii- ’ son. rebels againsi the trammels of convent life and steals away from their coniines at .night to seek adventure in tlie city of'London. This adventure leads at length to matrimony with William Ashe, a member of the British Parliament. It is when Ashe discovers his wife 'at the lodgings of Ciiffe, a political opponent, that the storm of their conflict, breaks upon their heads, only to be calmed by the return of Kitty to the convent and her pursuit there by Ashe, who loves her deeply in spite of her indiscretions. The supporting company includes Wyndham Standing; who does excellently as the husband of Lady Kitty, . Zeffle - Tillbury, Frank Elliot, Robert Boulder, Lydia Teamans Titus and Clarissa Selwyn. The, picture was adapted’for the screen" by Ruth Ann Baldwin and directed by Edward Sicilian under the personal supervision pi Bayard V’tjiller. director .of prodpc-1 itions, ~ _ ■ J .. t: —.-r ' . f.t:. . ji.,f [si,2s.Ais<«.