EVERYBODY'S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXII, Issue 10039, 16 June 1925, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE

FRANK DENNIE, ENTERTAINER ; COLLEEN MOORE IN ‘ FLIRTING

IN LOVE.”

Frank A. Dennie, an excellent singer and entertainer, opened at the popular Everybody’s Theatre last night, and was an instantaneous success, being repeatedly recalled. His work throughout was clean and clever. Dressed immaculate]}', Mr. Dennie at once had the audience in a good mood and bis opening number, - ‘A Smile Will go a Long. Long Way,” was greeted with genuine applause and was followed by ‘MYana” (an Indian love song), “Little Mother of Aline,” “Dixie Blues” and “Why Did I Kiss that Girl.” Then to conclude, he gave a popular saxaphone medley. Frank Dennie will appear to-night and the remainder of the week. This evening a new picture programme will be presented headed by Colleen Moore ar.d Conway Terle in “Flirting AA ith Love.” In this picture Colleen Moore portrays a tempermental actress who seeks revenge by burlesquing the serious effort of a man who injured her. Visualise the tragic scene wherein two lovers are forced to part. Every conceivable object has been placed in their way by the playwright. Then see how Colleen Moore makes tho scene appear excruciatingly funny. .The photoplay is based on Leroy Scott’c story, “Counterfeit.” The supports are of the best. Reserved scats at Miller’s Corner.