OLYMPIA PICTURES.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXI, 12 August 1921, Page 5

OLYMPIA PICTURES.

At the Olympia to-night bright, snappy Margarita Fischer is the star who twinkles her way through the splendid production “Jilted Jane.” Although jilted by one lover she found another that was finer in every way and far better suited to her. Miss Fischer is seen at first as the little busybody trying to get a return on her money from a run- down lemon grove . In the midst of a discovery that the bugs are mining her crop she receives a letter from her lover ,in which he politely informs her that he has married another woman. It takes more than lemons, jiltings and bugs to sour Janet’s disposition however, and she sendshim back a postcard of the beautiful home next door, with“ What do think of our new Home!” —and invites him to drop in and see her there sometime. <

The rest of the story deals with the manner in which she unknowingly, shangais the owner of the beautiful home next door into service as as abutler, requisitions her house and finally steals his heart while playing the part of hostess to her 1 ormer fiancee who had taken her at her word and brought his bride on to see her. There is much humour in the story, and the suspense carries through to the end. “Jilted Jane” is the best vehicle Miss Fisher has had for some time. The photography and cast are both excellent.