EVERYBODY'S.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 6 February 1917, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S.

WEST. WIND."

Both <iay and night sessions at Every tody's Theatre were well attended, and several of the subjects raised enthusiasm. The star drama, "West Wi::d/' »on the approval oi: all present, and ri und after round of app'a .s> rewarded -t 3 merit. This fine story of "West Whirl" has no dull place in ;t. Thrilling situations rol.ow ron 3 after the,othei; with rapidity. On.the othdr hand a tender" pathos creeps into the story whu-h mo^t distinctly makes itseJf left. The whclo ro'ducticn has be^en \vell done. The scenery is excellent and the acting is \i_.o os Lpioarious laugl'-tor foTTo\ved' the screening of the wonderfully funny comedy, "Bu6tei Hearts." This is a;• a] sde-sp^tiiu,;-farce. One of the best ..pictures of its kind that could be desired is "How a iiotar Cycle is ivlae." The mechanical part is most, instructive, wh:le the scenic backgrounds to the try-outs ft" tho finis'ied article' are aclirhtful. Emphatic a;)i:ro.al -was Ik stowed vn t c Him. Ucher meritorious snujews on the big programn.e are "Internatio i..

Censoring of Mails/ a war topical t,i cannot fail to interest, "B.itis i In .ia. a particularly good travel series, "Ail Scars,' a..funny comedy, and 'Mutt and Jeff in a Day's Work," one oi Usher's'ever- popular ear coons.