EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6141, 27 July 1921, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

“NEGLECTED WIVES” AND ‘ “THE DAUGHTER PAYS.”

As shown in the headlines, to- ;■ clay’s picture fare at Everybody’s i will be of a high order. One of the | most impressive and absorbing plioto- ■ play productions ever shown is “Nei glected Wives.” This is. a screen adaptation from the famous melo- : drama “Why Women Sin” and fea- ■ tures Anne Luther, supported by a ! brilliant cast. ‘“Neglected Wives” : is a fascinating, and absorbing story : of intrigue, love, life and adventure. lAs the neglected wife of a Wall Street magnate, who is so busy making money and helping liis friends | nominate, him for the - Governor’s ! chair that he lias not the time to treat liis . wife and little, girl human- ; ly. Anne Luther is charming indeed. ■ ‘“The Daughter Pays” presents the 1 domestic drama of a girl marrying a man much older than herself. A man actuated by revenge, wins the daughter of the woman . who had rejected him years before, and in spite of liis harshness and jealousy, she succeeds in--.winning liis love. It is an “inside” story ,of married life, wonderfully realistic, intensely dramatic and full of strong interest, throughout. It is considered 'by critics to be thfe best Selznick production to date, -apd the picture is a triumph for Elaine Hammerstein. The same programme willbe screened matinee and evening. The box plan is at Miller’s Corner.