EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

Evening Star, Issue 19000, 23 July 1925, Page 2

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

MAP.V PICKFORD COMING ‘ Dorothy Vonion of Haddon Hall,’ in which Mary Fickford is'starred, wdl play a return season at Everybody’s Theatre, commencing to-morrow. The picturi.sing of 1 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall,’ the most famous of the Charles Major novels, stands out as one of the kinema events ol the year, presenting Mary Fickford in her greatest role. Her thoughts having dwelt so much upon the filming oi this story. Mary has given her whole heart and soul' to the creation ol her newest screen personality. A most capable cast of players will be seen in her support. Allan Forrest is tho lover (Sir John Manners) and Marc MacDermolt is tho villainous cousin (.Malcolm \crnon). Anders Randolf makes an weal father for Dorothy Vernon, and \\ ilfred Lucas is the Earl of Rutland. Clare Kamos, famous for her portrayal of queenly roles mi the Rpeah.iiig_stago, brings to tin* screen a eharactensa lieu of (Tueen Elizabeth that is a revelation of histrionic art. Among the oUt placers of nolo are: Lottip Pickfori Forrest. Malcoim Waite, Courtenay Rootc, Howard Gayo, Estelle Taylor, Mine. Carrie Dnumery, Enc Mayne, Colin Kenny, and Lewis Sargent, xho production is lavish, no expense having been spared in erecting stately mansions and medieval castles. Scones or pageantry and revelry _ avo presented with picturesque .magnificence.