EVERYBODYS THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10138, 26 October 1925, Page 6

EVERYBODYS THEATRE

COLLEEN 310 ORE IN “SO BIG.” WONDERFUL SUCCESS ACHIEVED. .

Of rll the great pictures of, time; of all the great govels that have come to life on the screen ;*of all the marvellous interpretations and sterling supporting easts, “So Big. ’ presented at Everybody’s oil Saturday, can probably boast of the finest . Hundreds of thousands have read Edna Berber's world-renowned novel. It has been serialised and lias run in over 250 newspapers. C’olleen Moore steps forward in this part ns her first real starring role auxl while it is totally different from any other she has over been called upon to portray, it still carries that wonderful Colleen Moore personality which has placed her in the ranks with the greatest stars. Charles Brabin, who has brought some of the finest pictures to the screen, has mirrored humanity and the spirit of an unconquerable soul with a vividness art! poignancy that is remarkable. The supporting east, which includes Wallace Beery, Ben Lynn. Join Bowers, Rosemary Thobv. Ford Stewing, Phyllis, Haver, Gladys Broekwe! and many others of great papuleril; is another good argument in favor nf the picture. “So Big” is big in theme but much bigger than words an describe. Emotions can bette .ell of the tremendous di-ma this beautiful story unfolds. The pictures ir- sunnort- are o' the highest calibre. _ The last screening takes place, to-night.