EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LX, Issue 9800, 9 May 1924, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT OF "REFUGE” AND “LIGHTS OF NEW YORK.” To-night at Everybody’s will be finally screened the outstanding programme which includes “The Lights of New York/’ Katherine MacDonald in “Refuge,” and the Mermaid comedy ‘•’il-ieo Strikes.” The famous stage success by LouiS Bennison and Fannie Hatton, ‘ The Great Lover,” has been made into a sparkling photoplay that is even better than the stage version. It will be shown as one of the features at Everybody’s matinee to-morrow. Every day was ladies’ day with Jean Paurel. world famous tenor, so they called him the “Great Lover,” and he lived up to his name until a young American girl won his heart completely. Then the great lever found that winning admiration was not nearly ns difficult as winning a wife, and the trouble began. “The Great Lover” is a great Master picture of musical life. One of the most romantic situations William Russell ever had the fortune to appear in is “Alias the Night Wind,” a William Fox production, the second feature. A hero outlawed by society, meets a mysterious woman bv lumping into a taxi which he thinks I* unoccupied. Fie learns that the girl is a detective, and he thinks she is luring him to his doom. Future events prove him wrong. The Sunshine comedy ‘‘Roaring Lions on Parade” and other supports will also he shown. Box planat Miller’s Corner. '