A NEW STAR AT EVERYBODY’S.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17782, 27 February 1926, Page 6

A NEW STAR AT EVERYBODY’S.

VILMA BANKY IN “ THE DARK ANGEL.” The management of Everybody’s Theatre have secured for presentation on Monday the brilliant and.dramatic picture. "The Dark-Angel." Starring the sensational new actress. Yilma Bank)-. Without a doubt Vilma Bankv is "The Dark Angel.” for she dominates with gentle insistence every scene and every moment of the film, at the same time never overshadowing Ronald Colman, who plays opposite her. Miss Banky comes from Europe and she brings with her t all the original and compelartistry of the. Continent. By subtle .shades of facial expression, the eloquent''movement of the hands, a turn of the head, she effects a remarkable impression. ... Xhese,_in themselves are small things, but. their entirety create an atmosphere of refreshing charm, and stamp the actress as one without a peer in the realm of-dramatic art on the screen. Yilma Bank)- comes with a great reputation. She is hailed as the leader of a new school of acting, and as such will be warmly welcomed by the public, which is now looking for a less-hackneyed order of screen art. Miss Bank” will not disappoint them, and while her acting will arouse admiration, her personal beauty will excite the utmost enthusiasm, for rarely has a more beautiful woman appeared on the screen. As record attendances are anticipated intending patrons are advised to book their seats at the Bristol Piano Company, where the box plans are now on view. Everybody’s Select Orchestra, under Mr W. J. Bellingham, F.S.M., will play the following numbers:—Overture, "The Diplomat” (Sousa); suites "Dance of the Hours” (Ponchielli) : "L'Oracole" (Leonid : symphony, “The Tragic” iXo 4) (Schubert) ; opera. "Madame Butterfly” (Puccini); entr'acte "Love's Old Sweet Song” (Molloy) ; fox trot, "Moonlight and Roses” (Moret) ; waltz, “Romance” (David).