OTAKI THEATRE.

Otaki Mail, 6 March 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE.

“SMILING ALL THE WAY.’’

| Tho-scrcen story to be presented this ovening recounts that Hannibal PillsI bury is a cook in a Blaine lumber camp, I owned by Andrew Cadman. The fame I of his flapjacks reaches the ears of the > visiting Cadman pnrty, and they de- ' cide to sample them. Alice and Cadman take a snapshot of Hannibal and Cadman “guys" Hannibal. To get even, he inserts pieces of cloth in the cakes served Cadman. This trick results in Hannibal*s discharge. Once again in Hew York Alice goes to friends in Greenwich village. Hannibiill has come to New York and is guided to a room, also in the village, by Mickey, a newsboy. They all meet in the Purple Guinea Pig where the cook is on a rampage. Hannibal kicks out the cook and proceeds to get the dinner. He and Alice buy out the restaurant, which prospers through the fume of Hannibal’s cooking. A newspaper story of their partnership brings Cadman to town. Cadman has vainly tried to induce Alice to marry him, but without success. Alice is persuaded to spend the night •on Cadman's yacht Meanwhile, Hannibal has made several attempts to confess his love to Alice, He only succeeds in making a mess of it. so sends a letter by Mickey. Mickey overhears Cadman giving sailing orders and phoucs to Hannibal. Mickey goes on board the yacht nud scares the negro cook with ghost stories. He swims ashore as Hannibal swims to the yacht. Hannibal cooks the breakfast and reveals his presence by the same trick which lost him liis job i:.> ’ho lumbering camp. He and ■ are rowed ashore with the intention r! returning to the Purple Guinea i g alter a visit to the minister