EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9771, 31 July 1924, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE.

! “MONEY! MONEY! MONEY!” : KATHERINE MACDONALD’S SUCi CESS. j ■ Money is the root of all the evil that goes towards providing dramatic interest in the latest Katherine Macj Donald photo-play which is the onrj rent attraction at Everybody’s TlieI atre. “Money! Money! Money!” is j the title of the production, and Miss 1 MacDonald explains the reason for i the unusual title in the role of Prisj cilia Hobbs, who, as the daughter of a struggling manufacturer, leads lier father, through her own. social am- • bitions, into signing a note for twenty : thousand dollars in anticipation of a ' big legacy. The legacy proves to amount to about twelve dollars, hut while the money lasts, Priscilla causes no end of talk in the little midwestern town of Thermopolis. It is . when the money begins to go that, the plot takes on new interest, n.r.d Mass MacDonald is called upon to deliver the V®ry best of her emotional talent. The items which go to make up the supporting programme are first-class, and include two big comedies, Buster Keaton in “Hard Luck.” •in which Buster excels himself; the Mermaid comedy, “Uncle Sam,”;;'., a comedy that comes heralded as a capital mirtli-provoker; “Philippine Futurity,” travelogue; Patße and English Gazettes. . Everybody’s orchestra also , contributes to the evening’s entertainment.