Everybody's Saturday.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 April 1919, Page 3

Everybody's Saturday.

Matthew Denton, typical mother's boy, gazed, into the six shooter of a man wnoso motto was "'Slow on the draw, but quick oil the shoot." '-If you're not out of town by 7 o'clock tomorrow morning, you will go back to your mother in a box." "When Banty's mad lie shoots to kill!" "I don't want a gun," Matthew rejoined. ''What would mother say if I killed a man?" "15ut what would your mother say if 1 killed you?" And Matthew decided then and there he'd be the one to do the ikilling. Picture patrons should not fail to see the rest- of the strong and powerful story picture "His Mother's Boy" showing at Everybody's next .Saturday afternoon and evening and starring well-known Charles Rav. On Monday next Henry Arthur Jones's famous stage success "Mrs Dane's Defence" will be screened starring the wonderful actress Pauline Frederick. It is the -story of a woman with a past- who is trampled on by the ironclad respectability of social scandal-mongers. One night next week, the actual date will ho announced on Saturday, Everybody's will present the special Para* mount attraction "Missing"—the finest story -of love and war ever written.