AMUSEMENTS.

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

AMUSEMENTS.

EVSEYBODY'S. The popular Everybody's is certain to bo packed to-night, for the programme is an excellent one from start to finish. .The great Trans-Atlantic serial, "The Broken Coin." will commence to be shown to-night. It consists of 22 episodes, each of which is two reels in length. Fearless Lucille Love, the brave and beautiful heroine, becomes a universal favourite from the first moment sh L . appears on the screen. Free from improbable, bloodciUiflling situations, or slapstick horsepi.-'.-, void of mere claptrap sensationalism, it is yet full of real, red-blood life and realism, crammed with exciting episodes, full of po\vcr,i animation and strong, convincing action, coupled with a real, heart-throbbing story by Emerson Hough, past-master of soulstirring fiction. ''The Broken Coin" is ail of these. Do not fail to pay a visit to Everybody's, if you want to be thrilled, amazed and entertained. To-monroAV, Saturday, commencing at Matinee, another big Metro production entitled ''The High Road''* will be presented. Two big programmes will be shown to-night,, the first commencing at 7.30 p.m., the second programme at 10