TO-NIGHT’S PICTURES.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 18, 5 January 1920, Page 6

TO-NIGHT’S PICTURES.

EVERYBOI’YS THEATRE. HASTINGS. | TWO GREAT PICO REA I "A Pair of Silk Stockings." featnrimr <*on«tanc*- Talmadge an,l Harrison Font, was No. t feature of a eplendid pnwrramme of pi -lurea oerrened at Everybody > on | Satur Jay erenin:*, when there was a ; crowded house present. The comedy, while I -ovine plenty of. scope for firrt-elaea actiny by the lea line roles, provided fun that was fast and turions throughout. "A Pair of Silk Stockings" is one of the best comedies yet screened in Hastings, and all those who en/oy a hearty laugh should not foil to -ee it. Ato. Z feature was **Tbe Spark Divine." which was altogether on different lines to the first-named, bat nevertheless a very fine play. Alice Joyce, the popnlar actress, was the heroine, and her portrayal of the character of the mother who banished her love for her child and then retrained it when her off- I sprinat was stolen, was a verv fine one. The drama i« brimful of pat hod and intense heart interest, as well as many beautiful scenes, and on Saturday eveninc won hic-h appreciation from the laree audience. The two •’stars" were splendidly supported with other choice pictures, and Evervhodv’s Orchestra kept up its hi ch reputation in the rendering of first-class music. The same programme will be re- . fwaied this cvenine. when patrons are 1 advised to book their seats early.