HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14865, 12 September 1918, Page 7

HAYWARD'S PICTURES.

"SUDDEN JIM."

I Practically .a full house greeted tho I presentation of the Triangle drama,' ■ "Sridden Jim," with Charles Ray in the name part, at Hay ward's Pictured last "night. Sylvia Bremer is the „ heroine, and her dark andc piquant Ueauty is remarkably I atti-acciio. SJie is also an actress of i gi'i.uino emotional power.. Sudden Jim jis JJio .^ju <,i: "Ulothespog Jimmy," a ! )n-;!!itM;si\' who wants his son to make ',!-,-.:<;. The L:v?k is a heavy one, but , >.:•■ ij;.'V comes Lhrougb. A most ap-ip(-n!:ng a'-urc in t'lo play is "TlioKid," . a ii'li: t:;hc-ii by little Georgie Sfcone. ■'ii:>' •■kivi-1 I;.-,., keen 1 aught,by an old , hpiT.iit with m'ljoiv. be lives to recite the' terrible story of bis mother's betrayal. The author was the leading politician of the town, a corrupt and unscrupulous scoundrel. At a, political meeting crammed with the scoundrel's followers it-he "kid" -recites. hi& pathetic history I with profound effect, and litter ruin is ' brought upon the man who posed as a reputable citizen. Included in the supports is another instalment of the "History of the War" series, showing Belgian machine guns leaving for the firing line, a Zeppelin raid, on Antwerp, in .-.which, twelve lives were lp.st ami muck damage done, etc; "Wheels of Woe/, a. Triangle comedy, and a Pat-he Gazette:complete,the list..■■•-.•■