THE EMPIRE.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 April 1917, Page 2

THE EMPIRE.

AT THE MATINEE TODAY

"THE LAW DECmES.

The eternal triangle-, a woman and two men, forms the basis of "The Law Decides," the VitagrapU Blue 'Ribbon drama showing at the Empire at both matinee and night sessions to-day. Dorothy Kelly,, as the young wife who falls a victim to the joint schemes of a reckless lover and an unscrupulous old woman, is bewitching, and little Bobby Connolly, .whose small, grubby hands eventually prove the binding lirdis between the divorced couple, is a perfect email boy, that is to say a combination of imp and cherub. The drama can confidently be said to be the best divorce problem play screened for some time, and the whole setting is unique and altogether lovely. Patrons are requested to note that'this fine feature will be screened for to-day only.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

• On Monday and Tuesday the feature attraction will be tho latest Triangle Buccess. "The Marriage of Molly o'," featuring Mae Marsh and Bobby llarron. Miss Mae Marsh plays the part of Molly, a" pretty Irish colleen. Molly's romance is full of humorous episodes, all splendidly constructed. Robert Harrcn plays the part of Sir Laurence O'Dea,, who, as a "jarvey," wins Molly's heart. A Keystone farce and several other excellent pictures support the star item.