PEOPLE'S PICTURES.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15000, 22 February 1919, Page 7

PEOPLE'S PICTURES.

VIODA DANA

A story from the pen of that well-1 loved author, Myrtle Reed, is "Weaver of Dreams." Admirers of her stories will rejoice in having an opportunity of seeing the characters as they appear in Metro's picturisation, -with the charming and brilliant little star Viola Dana as Judith Sylvester. "Weaver of Dreams" is a photodrama that goes straight to the hearl. Tho house of content is the abode--of the beautiful old character, the musician, who gives the stony its name. Carrier pigeons and- a 'handsome collie dog are in the plot, and many other fascinating details make this pic cure charming and-sincere. Old New England is the scene of the story, and the types are quaint aiid appealing. The old musician himself vies in interest with the adorable and lovable spinster. The "Weaver of Dreams" is a story.of an ideally happy couple who dream of their little house of hearts in which they expect to live after they are married. This, dream to one did not come true, and in the little house of hearts the orphan realises that she must give up the man she loves. There the drama of the human heart is played and roaches its dynamic denouement. The above feature will be shown at the Theatre Royal today at both sessions, supported by an extra strong list of* films.-