"THE BRAVEST WAY."

Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 273, 20 November 1919, Page 4

"THE BRAVEST WAY."

There is a flavor of spring and youth about "The. Bravest Way," Sessue Hayakawa's: latest Paramount picture, which will'be repeated at the Palace Theatre to-night. Numerius little Japanese kiddies are shown, in the kindergarten scenes, where they are mothered by piquant Florence Vidor, who plays the part of a pi etty Japanese-American girl,'" Nuine Rcgers. There are some pretty love f scenes in an old Japanese garden. The supporting films include a trip through Bonnie Scotland with Burton Holmes. The Australian gazette,; will also be shown. Mr GeorgeWalsh s& the hero Iri "I'll Say So," showing at .. the Palace to-morrow, finds himself stranded in a little Connecticut towi* and straight away applies for a job, pnd proves that he is an expert wita the syrups and the fizz. He might hiive remained at this all _ the rest of the five1 reels of his screen life, if it had not "been for the'daughter o£ the town banker who had money to burn and was looking for a match. "Buchanan's Wife," the story of avoman scorned, will also be on tomorrow night's programme.