AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 26 April 1917, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY S.

This evening the new programme at Everybody's will include a picturisatiou of the famous play by Octave Mirbean, '•'Business is Business.' 7 This notable production is favoured by the fact that it is enacted in pictures by Nat C. Goodwin in the leading role, ana a. specially selected company of all star artists. Xat Goodwin's impression of the picture is:—"The actor's art since

the coming of moving pictures need not die with him. I am willing to permit posterterity to judge of my place on the stage by "Business is Business." It is the best thing I have ever done. I put my heart and soul, and the training of a life time into it. If it ff>Us, then I am a failure as an actor. It is a splendid play, one of intense interest, and as constructed for the screen,, conveys the story more thoroughly and more convincingly to the audience than the speaking stage production." The other big item on t'uc programme is episode 19 of the "Broken Coin" series, while the accompanying films include the latest "Eclair Journal," and a two-part L.K.O. comedy "Ignatz's ley Injury.''

THESB STARS.

That very talented actress, Molly Mc.lntyre. made her appearance at the Three Stars last night us "Nan" in the World Film Company's fine drama, "Her Great Hour." The actress had a role allotted which she filled admirably. The drama is full 61 startlingincidents and dramatic situations. It is a story of love and intrigue, with virtue triumphant in the end. The supporting films are of a high order, especially where an intelligent, educated chimpanzee fills the role of a cannibal island princess. The programme is well worth seeing and will be screened for the last time to-nisht.