AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, 31 March 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS

BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL.

tJ| Anita Stewart has the leading role J «in "Mary Began" at the Cosy toll night. "Yes, this is Mary Began* Oh, I Kit's you again, Lovcman. No, you II can't see me. I'll have nothing more ji to do with that sort of thing. Whatf jgNow, listen, Mr. Lovcman, don't you threaten me; you know I know too . Eunuch. Good-bye." "I want yon, iljack," and as Mary and her new husi K band turned to face the burly form of ■E Bradley, all the old hate and cunning l 'I in her rose to combat this new menace "ffito her plans. She had fought so hard to get away from it all; she felt so 's innocent of even any wrong motive, '«that her boing revolted against inter- > Inference. Mary, at the other end of if the line, had no idea that her young husband's millionaire father was frami < ing her legal adviser, her old friend, i \ against her. And Lovcman, receiver ' iat his ear, was quite as certain that 1 1 the man at his side had nO'idea of 1 / Lovcman.'s plans for his undoing. The 1 / little lawyer's acute mind had never '/ been clearer than in this present crisis. IHe waited. '' You don't know yourviself as well as I know you, Mary * Began. I tell you you Can never go !back to that old life or mix with the old gang." As his voice rose, Mary's •/dips set in that firm lino he both -/ admired and, dreaded. "Bob," she said, I'm going through with this ' thing.. I'm going to enter the Golden 1 Doors. I will win, and you can't stop me." "Nevcer mind, Jack. Go with your father- —I wish it./So tiiey parted on their wedding day, and she had hoped to do so much for this boy and longed to save him from the quagI mire -of Broadway into which he 1 was slipping!, Charlio Chaplin will be seen i again in his classical success ,"The i Shopwalker," while af lirther episode ■ of j/Stingaree's Adventures'' will also 1 bo shown. There is a mating this ' afternoon at 2.30. ' J ' h