SESSUE HAYAKAWA

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 272, 19 November 1919, Page 5

SESSUE HAYAKAWA

"The Bravest Way,"- which, will be displayed at the Palace Theatre toright is said to be an exceptional photo-play, and one of the best in which. Sessue Hayakawa has, been seen. The story concerns an ambiticus Japanese gardener, who sacrifices his love .on the altar of loyalty. In memory of a murdered friend, he marries the latter's widow in order .to .protect her and her childrenj although lie loves ■ another girl. His ;sweetheart jheeomes ,a noted singer, and when she returns to the city vhere the man she loves resides, he sa^es.her from the advances of an un. scrupulous scoundrel, and takes her vto tlie< bedside of his dying wife. The lovers ju?e re-unitod at this woman's 'death, and made happy in their mutual love. The new Paramount com©y, "Romance and Rings," will also be screened, and the Bray pieto-:-gi:aph will complete the programme.