EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6274, 30 December 1921, Page 2

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

FINAL SCREENING OF “THE BELLS,” AND “INTRUSION OF

ISABEL.”

The last programme to complete a season at Everybody’s this year will bo that finally presented this evening. Prominent among the attractions are “The Beils,” with Frank Keenan in the premier role, and “The intrusion of Isabel,” a. Mary Miles Min ter picture. Frank Keenan, who is in the star role of “The Bells,” is seen as Mathias the inn-keeper. The winter has been very hard and lie finds himself unable to pay the landlord Lisparre, who defhands his money. Then tempted by the money which he knows the Jew, Kovcslei, to he carrying, lie murders the latter and is over afterwards haunted by the ringing of the bells of the murdered Jew’s sleigh. Vividly does lie portray the death of the murderer who dies as the result of a dream in which he imagines that lie is being made to tell his secret. “The Intrusion of Isabel” stars Mary Miles Minter as the heroine, who takes up her abode in a bachelor establishment, and a startling story ensues. The supports, especially the comedy “Pipe Dreams and Prizes,” are very fine. The box plan is at Miller’s Corner.