FULLERS' PICTURES.

Marlborough Express, Volume L, Issue 225, 3 October 1916, Page 8

FULLERS' PICTURES.

"TV> Bachelor's Romance" which Fullers are showing to-night (Tuesday) as ike feature of the new programme at His Majesty's has won for its author the fame of having written the best sentimental comedy-drama ever screened". 'John Emerson takes tne idle of David Holmes, a lovable and fccentric bachelor, who runs at the .sight of a woman, only to be tripped head over heels in, a violent loveattair with his young and pretty ward, Sylvia, who secretly loves him. Unaware of their reciprocal attentions and believing, they lovre in vain, each heart; is broken and miserable, until, in a very unexpected and dramatic climax, both the bachelor and the girl learn for the first time of their mutual/love. Another "feature on the /programme is that entitled "Friend and Foe on the High Seas which is/claimed tr> be one ot the most impressive naval films ever screeened. The German Fleet is riiown skulking'in. Kiel Harbor, .and also in mimic action, a proceeding which was meant to allay the wrath of the German people nt the inactivity of yon Tirpitz's naval, forces. Ju-addition-there is shown Britain s powerful; Fleet ' sweeping the ocean, ancTprotw&ig: tlw ■ merchant :res§e^ as theY 68*1 nw.. port to port. An "He3ia> anjf a new Gaumont Graphic at' 4 fldded ,to the above as "curtain-raisers.;