AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 219, 22 November 1916, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

THREE STARS. A magnificent patriotic picture, entitled the “Might of the Allies/’ will form one of the star pictures to-night. The production is by thef Gaumont Co., and shows the whole of the Allied armies, marching in review order. It is a. picture that will make an impression on you, and should be of more than passing interest at the present time. The second star is a. Vitagraph, entitled “The Woman’s Share.” It is a drama that will bring smiles and tears, it will surprise and hold you as it passes over the screen. There are good supoprting pictures on this programme, and a pleasant evening’s amusement will be re result. Above all there is one of the Charlie Chaplin series entitled “ Tango Tangle,” and it is all the name implies. EVERYBODY’S. The last opportunity of seeing the splendid film version of “The Stolen Voice,” featuring Robert Warwick, will be given at Everybody’s to-nighr. Charlie Chaplin in the uproarious comedy “The Woman” creates more mischief than he has ever done before, and creates while doing it more fun than anyone else but Chaplin could dream of, the audience being kept in a state of continuous laughter from start to finish. To-morrow night the popular actress Louise Lovely will be seen in a 5reel Blue Bird production “Tangled Hearts,” a sparkling society drama in five acts of love and intrigue.