EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1917, Page 7

EVERYBODY'S.

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The double star programme was responsible lor a ciowded hoit--o at Evervbod.v's last iiii;!ii. ;tii>l as both pictures are lar above the ordinary feature dram.i a most enjoyable enti-rtainmeui was provided. I'.ouNo. Hull', a delightful little hidv of (he Mary l'icki'ord style, is feature in the Famous "Players' dim. "J)cstin\'s Toy," an interesting -lory of the strange circling of the wheel of fortune. The. drama is a well-1-1 n.t i--.n t ,>ii one. and covers a wide field of exciliim incident and stormy adventure before it ends with the strange coincidence of a ' young girl, lost from her youth, being captured whilst unconsciously breaking into her father's house at the instigation 'of an organised gang" of thieves. This text leaves room for plenty of exciting amplification, and the dramatist luu made the most of his opportunities in putting- in the high lights. New P]y j mouth picture-goers will certainly want 'to see more of Miss Hull', and tiiis talented young artist will -he sure of a warm reception in her futiire productions. Mary Boland is featured in the Brady-World film, ''The Price of Happiness," a powerful dramatic subject that ranks with anything- yet released by this famous producer. The full programme will be repeated to-night,