EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.
There is more of comic opera in the latest farce at Everybody's, "Clothes Make the Pirate," than picture producers selm to dare, nowadays. The picture is mirth-pro-voking from beginning to end, and anybody who- finds laughing unhealthy would be well advised to stay at home this week. But to that great multitude to whom a hearty hour s laughter is a blessing, "Clothes Make the Pirate" should make a very attractive appeal. Dorothy Gish and Leon i.rrol are in the leading parts, and the inclusion of two such .first-class is alone sufficient recommendatiofl for this nonsensical. nautical movie. From one delightful incident of the high seas to another, the picture carries the picturegoer in a bewildering haze of merriment. "The Tenth Woman " with John Roche and June Marlow, is the other feature. -It also has a spice of humour runnine through an interesting psychological study. The Select Orchestra contributes sojne excellent music.
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18677, 28 April 1926, Page 7
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