EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 27, 1 February 1923, Page 5

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

At Everybody's TheatfV Katharine MacßanaM will aptfeSi' in ''Doraewtio B*!atkms" fer {Jid. last tjth« to-night. A twcpreel CBristie eeftedy, " 'Twas Ever Thus," is trfso shown* The stippoTts include an English Gazette and a beautiful scenic pictorial "THE MAN FRO** HltL'S RIVER." James Oliver Curwood's Story <?f &c great North : West, "The God o/ Her People:" comes to the screen under the title of "The Man from, Hill's River," and will he screened at Everybody's tomorrow night: The big cast is headed by Irving Cnmmings, as the NoTth-West mounted policeman, Jane Novak as the heroine, and Wallace Beery as the renegade, the rnnriaTi worf, s role which eclipses all His previous screen etchings. The story centres around the efforts of n. N9rth-Wfest. mOTmted policeman to capture a criminalj and his precipitation into a love affair: The settings of the story reveal the magnificent scenery of the famous YCSeTfrite Valley, and from beginning to end it is a rare entertain-. ntenfc. Also on the/Bill is a featnre entitled "The Country Flapper," with the charming Dorothy Gish in the lead. This is the story of a battle of wits between' a country girl and the more sophisticated town girl.