OLYMPIA PICTURES.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XVIILI, Issue 1156, 3 May 1919, Page 1

OLYMPIA PICTURES.

TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT I I "WOMAN BETWKEiX FHIENDS." The friend.- o{ {lie story a.r-e Jo! pi Dreno (Marc McDeunott), » . ; ci# tor,, and Jamk Gnaylocki, a painter. Both men swear eternal" friendship the .night ibefore Diwo's mjarrtige Later on the artist run away with the sculptor's wife. The couple lie of each' 'other,, and the woman h ■■■■ comes an outcast. Then Grayto<:k folio- honestly in .-love -with"'a flower girl. Her name is Cecjelto Joyce) and she follows the painter tack to Paris. He installs her with j the housekeeper of thp s t j where he live.-, a n d introduces ln'r| to Drenq, who is at once inspired to employ her as "the nibdel'"'Tor a half coDOipteted statue posed for Ly j liia wife. Dreno r who wars prese.it | when the runaway woman paid for J her. folly by being' accidentally j tiurned to death', has never -suspected his friend, $M Cecelve, ir.rintc.i-' tionaily letrays himi. Dreno is filled with a determina-tipti to kill Grayleek at once. He, thea concludes that, this would, not .he ..sufficient punishment, and infornts the art : st [that on a certain day, he raiustshoot himself or te killed. As a furth'er j revenge* Dreno makes up his mind jto 'win Ceceiie away fr o m Giaylock.; :He starts to puffc his plan in operation, not knowing' that the girl has already fallen in love with' him. Her gentleness and demotion softens his heart towards, l.jb .one. -, t'mie friend,, aa'dhe tries!.to-pirevteirit-.Gray-'., lock from! carrying out the-compact.' The artist fires the shjot as agreed,' 1-iut only wouinds himsself, and no finds peace and happiness with Ceceiie. . j ' •' ■ ,