EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9577, 31 July 1923, Page 2

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

MARY CARR TRIUMPHS TX FOX “SILVER. WLVGS.” It was distinctly a Alary Carr night at Eveiybody’s Theatre last night. The famous mother of "Over the lliil” scored a distinct personal success as the star in her later superprod notion, ‘'Silver Wings,” presented t.'v V\ iUinio Fax. Airs. Cin r's role is Hint of a mother and devoted wife wiio assumes upon her husband’s dentil, tile care' of a fairly profitable business he has built* up and the care, of her two sons and a daughter. In the prologue she is shown miring the early days of her marriage, later as a prosperous business woman ami then as a forsaken woman. Her two 'suns furnish.' a splendid example of the contrasts of diameter within a family. One is slow and plodding, but sincere, and the oilier—although the. favorite of Ins mother—is lazy and deceitful, and, as is always the case, eventually brings disgrace upon his mother. The daughter, over the protests of her worthless brother, mairies for love, but is forced to leave her family. In time the entire family li.sti. left the mbthcr, who is forced into bankruptcy. Stop by step we see the family become reunited after the. keen realisation that fidelity to their mother is a. sure sign of happiness.’ One of the? cleverest comedies seen for mouths was “Wild Women and Tame Lions,” in which many animals take n:i active part. The Fox News was also an excellent one. Jn-acldT-j tion, great interest is attached to the .screening of Everybody’s Beauty Contest, tiie voting being except,anally heavy. 'ln-night fclio above programme will he repeated. On Wednesday, at the niatine,',, the second group of Gisborne Beauties will he presented, which, should add additional interest. Hay sales and reserved seats at Miller’s Corner.