EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 May 1917, Page 7

EVERYBODY'S.

There was again a large and enthusiastic audience present at Everybody's Theatre last night to witness tho initial r.rrc-eniug of the great Fox super-feature photo-play entitled "From tho Valley cf the Missing." This is indeed, a lavish production and bears out to tjje letter all the flattering reports that- heralded its coming. In the story, which is by the author of "Tess of the Stonn Country," there rings a- fine healthy moral—integrity, courage, duty, and a sympathy With all that i? good—shine out through the production like a beacon light as an attractive guide through life; whila all that is evil, base, and mean, is shown for what it really is—a something to condemn and abhor. This is the type,of entertainment that is worth patronising, and in this case it has the additional feature of giving most useful instruction by revealing scenes of the State capitol at Washington, the Governor's mansion and life in general in the great busy world of our American cousins. There is quite an army of actors and actresses engaged and the stage mountings are, most elegant and costly. In addition t. • this fine feature film the programme includes "The Drummer's Vacation," n hvo-rcel Keystone comedy. "Scenes in Irad around the "Belgian capital." and a Bplendid series showing the "Manufacture of a Book.'' The same series witj i be repeated to-night for the last tjpj e Seats may be reserved at *