COMEDY DE LUXE AT EVERYBODY’S.
“ CLOTHES MAKE PIRATE ” IS DELIGHTFUL FILM. Something quite out of the ordinary run of comedy is being shown at Every-
body’s this w r eek. The first Christchurch screening is being given of the First National Comedy, “ Clothes Make the Pirate.’’ It is an excursion into a new sphere of comedy, weaving round a simple but interesting plot, a series of the most ludicrous and screamingly funny situations imaginable. Also on the programme is “ The Tenth Woman," a most interesting drama of feminine psychology, in which a touch I of comedy is delightfully introduced. The story is that of the one woman in ten who will do the unexpected. The heroine makes a cult of sensation rather
than of originality, and invariably h*s reasons to regret. June Barlow and John Roche are the stars, and an oki favourite. Beverley Bayne, makes a reappearance in this picture. The orchestra, under Mr W. J. Bellingham, plays a delightful and appropriate collection of music.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17832, 28 April 1926, Page 7
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