EVERYBODY’S

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 4 September 1917, Page 4

EVERYBODY’S

"A Coney Island Princess, a Famous Players' Comedy-drama is> a play for big fathers and little mothers. It has touches of sadness, but the bursts of brightness overwhelm them.. It is the story of a woman who wedded not wisely, and who in seeking to correct her grave mistake blundered even more, and had fain toseek solace in godly solitude. It-jfe a drama thata awes you and yet it gives you something to feed yoair entertainment appetite. It is good tosee. It makes the world look as if you were looking through glasses of sunshine hue, instead ,of creepy blue ones. Coney Island meets Fifth Avenue*: Peppery Irene Fenwick is the Coney Island dancer who plunges intoNew York society. Owen Moore hasone of the fun parts. Between the two they spill laughter until the flood carries y°u away to happy land. Thereis an excellent range of supports.