EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 5

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

[ Fine acting is seen in "Flesh and Blood," which will be finally screened to-day at Everybody's Theatre. Lon Chancy is in the principal male role, and Edith Roberts is the pretty daughter. Lon Chancy portrays an escaped convict, who runs away "to secure his, revenge for a long term of wrongful imprisonment. The accompanying films are varied and interesting, and the music good. "BLOOD' AND SAND." The bull-fight scenes in the Paramount masterpiece, "Blood and Sand,"- to be shown at Everybody's Theatre to-mor-row, are breath-taking in their realism and excitement. The play makes a unique role for Rodolph Valentino, and was, in .fact, specially chosen for him, no expense being spared in the lavish production. Already he is one of the most popular figures in the screen world, and his vogue will be still further increased by this great story. The supporting cast is-full of splendid types, but special mention must be made of Nita Naldi, who plays Dona Sol, a "dissolute aristocrat, who ruins Valentino's life for a passing whim. Lila Lee, as the girlwife, is sweetly appealing. A song, entitled "You gave me your Heart," will be sung by Mr. Herbert F. Wood, the well-known local tenor, and there will be other appropriate music, for which the orchestra has been specially augmented. The bos plan is now open at The Bristol.