EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6318, 22 February 1922, Page 7

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

DON’T EYE 11 MARRY” AND “IT

CAN BE DONE

Marshall Noilan’s special. "Don’t Ever Marry,” with an all-star east, including Wesley (Freckles) Barry; Earle - Williams m “it Clan be Done” ; and the Big Mermaid comedy, “Holy Smoke,” head to-day’s matinee programme at Everybody’s. The triumph Marshall Neilan achieved in ‘‘Daddy Long Legs” he has repeated m "Don’t Ever Marry,” only this time pure unadulterated comedy. Matrimonial mix-ups are responsible for the humor, a young newly-wed being in the very awkward position of having three perfectly nice-look-ing ladies chasing him all over the place and claiming him as husband.

"Don’t Ever Marry” is a sure cure tor the blues. 'The story of “It Can Be Done,” in which Earle Williams is starred, revolves about a young author who “has created a popular character of fiction of the superRafflos type. His stories arc regarded by many as being highly improbable, and in order to prove that they (fkn be done in real life offers to live one, and is engaged to expose a combine of food profiteers, among whom is the« man with whom he has made the wager—the father of tho girl he hopes to marry. Box plans at Miller’s Corner, where early reservation of seats is urged by. the management.