EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20033, 15 September 1930, Page 9

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

j "THE KIBITZER." I The first kibitzer recorded in history was unquestionably the nerpeat in the Garden of Eden. And the last fibitier recorded in C'hriatchurch waa. undoubtedly the fellow who dashed along yesterday and started twitching off every light he saw.. That is what a kibitzer is: often obnoxious, times amusing, the man who, in good liuh, intrudes forcibly every where. Wis famous person will be further immortalised by Harry Green, the Jewish comedian, at Everybody 'a Theatre this weou m the comedy, simply and succinctly titled "The Kibitzer. Nobody but Harry Green could have played Ike, the man who kibited on to Wall Street, and there, with the luck of the ignorant and the beginner, upset the. Stocky Exchange, and nearly started another crusade to send all kibitzers back. There is one outstanding aspect of dramatic entertainment which every theatregoer looks for, and that is originality, jf not jn plot then in »ome °ther feature of the play. And The k'bitMr is Stamped all over with this attractive onality Not satisfied with interfering Jn b?g business on Wall Street. in idle hour* be devoiea his time to controlling tHe love affair of his daughter. But the daugh_ ter being Mary Brian,, and the young man being Neil Hamilton, decide to stop all kibitzing for evermore, and they spin plan wEereby papa, will be cured..