THE PICTURES.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7921, 21 August 1917, Page 3

THE PICTURES.

(g ti the film productions anU KJf t j,i s year none has aroused Itf interest among the millions picture followers than the of that beautiful and <. lv popular star, Clara Kim- ■*!',' in a six-reel adaptation Jfj I W. Chambers’ worldt J novel “The Common Law,” he i gill be seen at the Municipal 7 „on Thursday. This picture h? .placed under the guidance of * ' r . e eneral Albert Capellani, the j french master of screencraft, I •"“’best known to picture followers Reproducer of such illustrious feapy vs a 8 ‘‘Les Miserablcs” and hoi E ! ’p tas t of Life.” It is expected in R:»hp picture will set a new mark novel and artistic photographic Of “j a 3 well as for breadth and thKl. in action. nK star has been surrounded by JEi „f players of the highest order. > jMrjrsding male role has been cnJWL) (0 Mr Conway Tearle, for „ n e of the best known and " popular of the leading men on d stage. Paul Capellani, laved Armand to Miss Young’s will be seen in the role of ' ■ Kda, the villain. Miss Edna HunBdong a favorite with Universal fK Vitagraph followers, plays the ijßloathitic part of Rita, and Miss Cook, formerly with World cKL productions, lends her charming to the portrayal of the part. Others in the east inJulia Stuart and Edward KimYoung’s father, story of the “Common Law” changed very little in its ndapR |„ screen requirements. The who have read the Chambers' HL,| and thrilled with sympathetic for its heroine, will find version even more to liking, while those who have read the story will enjoy the for its own sake as one of really great film productions «lb« i' ca L,