EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5666, 21 December 1920, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

The current programme _ at EVerybodys is a most entertaining one, and" the large audiences nightly show appreciation of the pictures presented. In the latest Harma production “A Romany Lass, shows effectively what can ' be achieved ynder the British banner. The story is a striking one, showing how a young man developed l< cold feet,” much to the disgust of his father. He permitted a bullying gypsy even to lead his wife away, but then the brain snap came and the lad showed that he was ,a real man. The other special feature is “The Perfect Lover, with the popular Eugene O’Brien as the hero. It shows hov r ' an artist won fame and then, when the way he was idolised by the ladies, brought inevitable trouble, whirled into a life of gaiety that finally left him stranded. The supports to the main features are excellent, helping to make up a programme that deserves the patronage awarded. .TO-MORROW’S ATTRACTIONS At Everybody’s tdrmor row the'..programme .to. be presented will include three features. Gladys Leslie and Herbert Rawlinscm will have the stellar roles in the Yitagraph l ea " ture “The Mating,” the story of an inventor’s daughter, who had to be mother, sister, and everything to the family in troublesome-times. June Elvidge'.will be seen in a World feature. ■ “The .Zero Hour,” a scathing denunciation of the methods of fake clairvoyants, and spiritualists, whilst the skilfully constructed plot holds the spectotor all the time. The Adven tures of Stingaree' serial will he advanced another stage when episode five will he "presented. The box plan is at Miller’s Corner.