EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 May 1917, Page 2

EVERYBODY'S.

; CI:IAELIE QIIAPLTN AND LILLIAN WALKER, . Heedless innocence has often led a young woman into dangerous \positions, and this in the theme of "Mr&. Dano's Danger," the Vitagraph bW Ribbon drama being, screened at Everybody's this afternoon and to.-uight. \ Lilian Walker is perfectly suited the ; young wife, inclined to be frivolous, who narrowly escapes the shipwreck, of her. life at the hands of a persjsteiiij and reekless lover. E, Rogers Lytton, \vlft» will be lcuig remembered ill the yit'agraph Company, supplies a very clever reading of the part of Simon Carey, the villainous money-lender, who uses Rex'.'Gordon,. Mrs. Dane's lover, to further his schemes. The plot is without unnecessary complication, and 'i'ponV' "most naturally, there beign no undue straining of the probabilities. The bedroom scene is one of the most .dramatic ever filmed, and the entrance of the rightfully angry lmsband makes a terrible and tense moment. Supporting the star drama Air. Charles Chaplin, "the Prime Minister of Mirth," will!, be: seen in his latest laughraaker, "The Pawnbroker," in rtvhlch he has made a New Zealand record for attendance in Auckland. Charlie as. a-loan shark has Shy lock looking as 'benevolent ns a Carnegie library ■trustee.'' Charlie understands one jior cent—one pound for one month for one he does, the "business because lie gives a laugh away with each-trans-action.