EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 6

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE

KATHERINE MCDONALD IN “CHASTITY”—OUTSTANDING ATTRACTION TO-DAY. Another of the celebrated programmes the comfortable Everybody’s is noted for will make its ■r.itiil screening at to-day’s matinee lmvir.g the star attraction Kath-ev-ne McDonald in the woman’s play “Chastity.” Largo audiences have' been enu-vtained m all parts of the Dominion with one of the most gripping and iuteiestir.g photoplays ever shown on the screen. It is ‘Chast.ty and star-; the beautiful Katherine McDonald. In the opinion of one reviewer, “Chastity” is the biggest picture i i wli eh M.ss McDonald has over appeared, and one may say this in view of the fact that she has been fortunate indeed in tiro selection of her vehicles. It, combines all the elements requisite to the perfect picture—suspense, action, plot, pathos, and lii'.mo: —and its inception at Everybody’s should he lr.glitv enthusiastic. Victor Sehertzinger, who has rapidiv climbed the directorial ladder or lame, wielded the megaphone tor this product-oil in a masterful manner. The work of the. star deserves sneeini comm,' nt. While accustomed to crnei-Fiio u-inarkabh? delineations from "Miss 'McDonald, one is over* whelmed by tlio artistry of her preforiuar.ce in every particular. Cast as .in employes* of an art decorator’s shop, she is seen in both rich mat pc*, erty-str <-kcti environments, anti she stives iV ql’.tu! characterisation to the 'contrasting roles. The east, v.-hi-h ine’ii-le*' Huntley Gorman,

fiunnis Dav’s. Frederick Truesdcll, Edthye Chapman, .Jane Miskinin, and Russell Wood, is an ideal one. antF each, member of p. merits ind:v'rlual prois". The Mermaid remedy '-Dazes.” Travlogue, Trout Fishing Interest. The Burn: C'mderelht comedy. English and Bathe Gazettes arc the suoonrts.