EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 May 1917, Page 7

EVERYBODY'S.

FOX MASTERPIECE TO-NIGHT. Whilst casting plays to type, William Fox demands tho highest, screen ability from his artists, and temperamental as well as physical suitability. The photoplays at ''"Everybody's" show a fine allround caste rather than the oversliadowy star. At the same time there is invariably a. star, as with Jane Miller this week and William Farmt.ni next week. The difference lies in that the cast !s not mere filling in with actors and actresses gathered' from anywhere. The same care is exercised regarding small parts as with star roles. This has never been better exemplified than in "From the Valley of the 'Missing," the Fox super feature to lie at Everybody's to-night and to-morrow night. It is a £IOO,OOO production, with over 1000 persons engaged in the 500 scenes of its enactment. The story, by the same author as "Tes3 of the Storm Country," is Intensely dramatic and even more convincing and gripping than "Tess." Th# nctors engaged in tihe long cast include such famous international stars as Jane Miller, the Tobin Twins, Robert Cummings, Riley Hatch|. and Harry Splngler, the whole combining to make up the greatest Fox release to date. The supporting items are unusually interest mg find viVried,. and the musical portion of tbe programme, in the hands of a very capable orchestra, will provide ouite an entertainment in itself.