ENTERTAINMENTS

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 8 September 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS

EVERYBODY'S THEATRE,

Of the trials and tribulations that follow a marriage in haste—with its subsequent repentance at leisure —a delightful photoplay has been made. This is a Paramount- Artcraft picture, starring Ethel Clay ton, and is entitled 'A Lady in Love.' it will be presented next Saturday night. At a dangerous age she fancied herself in love, and eloped with a man whom she barely knew. She certainly did not kuW that he had a wife, and thus complications were precipitated. How she came safely out of the tangle and was loved by a worthy man is told in this very engrossing story.-Other pictures help to complete an excellent programme.

For an off night there was a fair attendance on Wednesday. Elsie Ferguson, a bonnie Scotch lassie, was seen to advantage in a Canadian drama, and there was also presented a very amusing Mack Sennett comedy. Mrs Cameron played suitable music throughout.