EVERYBODY'S PICTURES.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 December 1917, Page 2

EVERYBODY'S PICTURES.

CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. A change of management ts announced in collection with Everybody's i'ictures. The business has been purchased by Mr Domb, senr., of • Wellington, who lias been ill Lev'jn for some dlays, and Mc.sj-rs iDomb, jur. and l Les. Scott have entered into partnership to take over the theatre, wliiah is now entirely under their control. The new proprietors'. w : 3to have had wide experi_ ence of the liheatii'ffcal and picture business, desire I'chat all accounts against Everybody's be rendered 1 forthwith. They intend to have the theatre completely renovated and transformed, making every provision for /:he comfort of patron--, and from time to time will introduce some attractive features into their programmes, due notice of which be given. In tihe meantime arrangements have ibeen completed for the regular supply of the latest filfs from the worldl's best producers. No effort will be spared to cater for the entertainment of the local public and! ensure for Everybody's a permanent place in the esteem of it»; patrons. iFor ton'Vht only Everybody's are isliowing a. powerful Paramount drama entitled "The iEfmigranV;" which has been highly spoken of in other centres where big business was done with tihe film. Tomorrow and Saturday the ■William Fox feature will, be "The Love Thief" in which Gretdhen Hartimen and Alan Hale are starved. The stony depicts most vividly a woman's pass>iion and: ,'iie lengths to which her jealousy will carry ihe-r when she is thoroughly roin'cd. It is presented with: all that wealth of detail which has made Fox feature films so popular with theatre goers andl should be a good drawing card. Some excellent supports will be screened including' the. V>vn!iftih episode of "The Broken Coin." A big inatineo is billed for Saturday afternoon.