PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13751, 1 February 1919, Page 2

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

GRAND TWO STAR CHANGE.

The new programme at the Paramount this evening will include the great moral play "who is to Blame V y Grant Barton (Jack Livingston), a young American attorney, is travelling in Japan. On arriving at port ho selects from a number of rickshaw operators, young Taro Sam (Jack Abbe). When Grant is ready to return America he takes Taro with him as valet. Taro masters the English language and makes an ideal servant for Grant. Grant wins the hand of Marion Craig (Maud Wayne) . Soon after the marriage Marion is called away to attend her mother, who is ill. During her absence Grant meets Tonio Marsh (,7/ilian West) awoman about town, and the two become attached to each -.>ther. West) a woman about town, and the Tonio in her husband's arms. The shock confines Marion to her bed. She refuses to see her husband. Taro takes action to bring them together He, by clever strategy, wins the favour of Tonio, and she becomes attached to him, thinking- that he is a Japanese nobleman. Grant discovers his .servant in the apartment of Tonio, and orders him to leave his service. has made his sacrifice and leaves, going first to Marion's home and telling her that her husband is very sick. Marion hurries to his home, and finds him in the best of health and delighted to see her. A delightful climax is presented. Supporting items include a five-chapter of j the great "Fatal Ring" serial, a comedy aud gazettes.