PHOTO-PLAYS

Evening Star, Issue 17033, 2 May 1919, Page 6

PHOTO-PLAYS

KING'S. Genevieve Hamper is given many opportunities in ‘ Tangled Lives,’ the chief item at the King’s Theatre, of using her artistry to most advantage. The story is one affecting the lives of several people, the affairs of each being so interwoven as to prove a veritable tangle. There is a frill supporting programme. Tor tomorrows change ‘ The Hi ns of the Parents (Gladys Brookwell) will head the list. QUEEN’S AND KING EDWARD. ‘ The Turn of the Wheel.’ the chief attraction on the current billet the above picture theatres, has Geraldine harrar in the leading role. The story is well told, and works up convincingly to a dramatics climax. The supports are very good and include episode 7 of ‘ The Fatal Ring serial. HAYWARDS’. ‘The Studio Girl,’ featuring Constance Talmadge, is the principal picture on the currant programme at Haywards. The plot provides a full trupply of highly dramatic momenta, and the story moves at a rapid pace. An added attraction is ‘ Fairlie to Mount Cook,* the first of a series of New Zealand scenery. EVERYBODY’S. Kitty Gordon, Muriel Ostriohe, and Frank Mavo are the three leading characters in the World drama ‘ now showing at Everybody s Theatre, this is a society play which, reveals the ness of life among the idle rich. The supporting programme is good.