EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 16, 19 January 1924, Page 9

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE.

It might be expected that '.'Wee M'Gregor's Sweetheart," now showing at. Everybody's- Theatre, would bo a love story, and such it is, but ono of the prettiest love stories that ■ have been placod on the screen and brimming with laughable incidents. The title also in-' dicntes that it is a Scottish story, 'which it is, and prior to its showing last evening the Wellington Pipo Band paraded from Courtenay place to i the theatre, and'the dress circle was afterwards brightened by much Scottish tartan. The story is of Wee M'Gregor,. who is of an artistic turn of mind, and his sweetheart, who is nothing more or less than a very wholesome-minded tornuoy,_.up. to -every, trick that can be imagined. Christina becomes tho ward of a maiden aunt, whoso self-imposed duty is to make a lady of her before she can accept an offer of marriage. Christina's undertakings in tho shop main-tained-by the- aunt provide a great deal of ilia fu:i. After that Christina's affairs aro. wound up, imd a delightJul wind-up it is.. Tiio supporting programme is exceptionally goad, including a couple, q! p,a'/.t;l U»« and. a particularly clever funny picture."' Thero is aii'o .first-class incidental mniiio by .Harry Avory-and bis ja'ffl bantl, which is also responsible.for a couple of sf'JeLtions of popular pieces. ■ ' .