EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 18 June 1917, Page 2

EVERYBODY'S.

"ALL MAN.'' A REFRESHINGLY BRIGHT WORLD FILM. The spendthrift son of a millionaire lias provided the theme for many a good stoiy, but none told with the, freshness nnd brightness of "All Man," the World film shown to a packed house at Everybody's on Saturday night. Robert Warwick makes a fine, likeable and carefree hero, and. a fresh turn 'is given to the story by making his worst troubles begin after he 1 has proved himself all man. Gerda,Holmes und Mollie King are both amazingly pretty, and the hero's confu. sion in making a choice is quite understandable. The play has some fine photography, and the setting is lavish and artistic. There is plenty of excitement and red-blooded action in the film, and the tale is an interesting one, full of genuine interest. Lovers of a good, fresh and wholesome picture" should not miss the final screening of "All Man" this evening. TO-MORROW j Commencing a two-niaht season toliiorrow, Mury Fuller, the brilliant young star who made a most successful appearance at this theatre last week, will again be featured in a powerful dramatic triumph '-Thrown to the Lions," Parents are requested to note that this picture is 011 a subject that young minds would not properly understand, therefore children under 18 years of age will not be admitted.