EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10193, 4 January 1926, Page 2

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

ANTONIO MOBENO AND PATSY MILLER IN “HER IIU SB AN IP SECRET.”—LAST SHOWING TONIGHT.

Frank Lloyd proves himself a rare artist in the development of the action of “Her Husband’s Secret, ’ his latest Fir-J National picture, tl)e attraction showing at Everybody’s tonight. Tiie thrilling climax to the pic cure makes one’s blood fairly turn cold, yet the romance oi; the two couples involved is so delicately handled that the reviewer ieels Hue an intruder as the scenes in the gaiaen and at the fireside flicker past, lhe supports are of the very best. A delightful musical programme was given by Everybody’s “teelect ’ Orchestra, under the direction oi Miss Kearsley. There is a picture at Everybody s to-morrow nigtit under the name o ••Cornered,” winch is strangely Reminiscent of Jekyl and Hyde, it is the film version oi a famous stage play oy the same name, which had a two-year run in New iork. The girl who lives in Chinatown among plotting ciooks, the heiress who is an exact double 01 this gni and the complication ot identity. Marie Prevost is the double character. Other members of the cast are Bockcidfc Fellowes, Bayinoiid Hatton, John Boclie and Cissy 1 itzgerald.