EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9670, 17 April 1923, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT OF “WET GOLD”

AND "THE SONG OF THE SOUL

The programme at Everybody’s, which is nightly achieving well deserved success, includes “Wet Gold,” the Ralph-Ince Goldwyn production "Song of the Soul,” with Vivian Martin, the Buster Keaton comedy, "One Week,” and a capital Topical Gazette. The final production of these pictures takes place to-night. Will Rogers in “The Guile of Women,” and Shirley Mason in “The New Teacher,” top the hill at Everybody’S’ matinee to-morrow, whilst Jimmy Aubrey in the comedy, “Tenderfoot Lucky’’ and the wonderful scenic study “Vesuvius Conquered,” Fox News, and English Gazette, completes the programme. Will Rogers who is remembered for his lively portrayal in “Honest Hutch,” offers as his latest attraction “The Guile of Worn-* en,” in which lie is cast in the role of a Swedish sailor who goes to America to make his fortune. He entrusts his. first savings to the keeping of awoman—and loses it. Forthwith “Yal” mistrusts all women, in which mistrust there is provided much lively comedy What promises to be another excellent picture is "The New Teacher,” a William Fox production, straring Shirley Mason, recognised as one of the most loveable persons appearing on the silver screen. Preliminary notices of this play say that she will enact the role of a society girl who becomes a 1 school teacher when the family fortune: dwindles. This is the type of /role, that Miss Mason should do' exceedingly well, and is most after her own heart. The same programme will be shown both afternoon and night. - '