EVERYBODY'S

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16775, 16 October 1916, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S

TWO GREAT STAR SUBJECTS

One of the strongest and lengthiest programmes ever shown at the popular Everybody's Theatre is announced for to-day and to-night. The principal drama, "The Final Payment." is a splendid production in every way. The story is sane and of solid purpose, for it deals with gambling episodes in the life of a woman who dissipated her husband's savings at games of chance. The theme is said to have been most skilfully handled, and the moral pointed is an excellent one. A big, outstanding feature is the first appearance here of the wonderful American comedian, Hank Mann. For years Mr Mann has stood at the head of liis profession on the legitimate stage. His success in pictures has been electric — no less. At his first attempt he was

hailed as quite the equal if not the superior of the redoubtable Charles Chaplin. He makes his first appearance here to-day in "His Bread and Butter," heralded as being the funniest comedy ever screened. It is a Fine Arts Triangle-Keystone production. The work put into it by Hank Mann is distinguished also by astonishing cleverness and ingenuity. Other subjects will include :'The Outlaw" (drama), "With the French Troops" (topical), "Capetown Peninsula" (travel"*, "The latest War Budget," and "The Borromede Islands" (travel.) Big attendances are assui'ed.