THE PICTURES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7920, 18 August 1917, Page 2

THE PICTURES.

From model in a fashionables establishment to Countess is thej which furnishes the title for ‘‘ Rise of Susan,” the splendid t Kimball Young play to be scr# on Monday. The story is a bold original one, and serves in a won ful way to illustrate the emoti< power and excelling beauty of great star. Her regal carriage v mannequin impresses the society ders, who patronise the modiste whom she works, and as the » Countess she is a supreme suet The wedding scene when, tor® 6l by the deception which she is f* ing out, and tortured by the t n of the blackmailing villain, she ru in and confesses all, is a ® a f' e thrilling excitement and high - tion. The photography is u llllO beautiful throughout the rall ? ft ' the whole production marks t* l ' E P as. worthy in every way of ds tiful lea&ng actress. The supp include a “Topical Budget, Exchange,” and “French Vico Verdun.”