EVERYBODY’S

Gisborne Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5583, 11 September 1920, Page 7

EVERYBODY’S

VOCAL ITEMS AND PICTURES

A capacity house is expected this evening at Everybody’s, when a firstclass entertainment comprising two of the best pictures and vocal contributions by Madame Annette Hayward, the brilliant operatic contralto, will be presented. Therefore in view of the huge crowd which is certain to pack the theatre, early applicants at Miller’s corner will secure preference in the matter of good seats. In “New 1 ork Luck.” a strong story of romance and adventure with a fascinat ng element of comedy. William Russell and Francelia Biliington each achieve big successes. The theme is clever and original and it concerns a young man whose chief occupation seems to be that of day dreaming, but the way in wh ch lie proves that lie lias plenty of active thoughts, makes a really good picture, which is not without its thrilling moments. The action is set amid a variety of scenes and throughout, the swiftlymoving plot keeps all interested The other picture attraction is “Eternal Love,” a plav in which all the romance, the charm, jhe youth, the Bohemian atmosphere of the much described Latin quarter of Paris, are presented with great brilliance. It is a finely produced photoplay with an appealing theme, artistically and cleverly produced. A special attraction for the evening sesson will he the national songs by Maclaine Annette Hayward, the operatic contralto, who will sing “Home. Sweet Home,” “Killarnev.” and “Annie Laurie.” a programme of numbers with an English, Irish anil Scotch appeal. A good Sunbeam comedy will also he included in the picture hill.