AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 6 March 1917, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S.

The-iisual change at Everybody’s

j takes place tonight, when “An Enemy j to Society “ will appear as the biggest j attraction—'a~3letf6'~fea'tur‘c' of great j beauty and wonderful heart interest which will surely hold from the begin- ! ning scenes the full attention of cveryI body who is privileged to witness it. | The play is highly interesting, and the whole production is quite above the 1 usual. The supporting list includes subj jects of comedy and topical interest , THREE STARS, i - ______ A further instalment of E. W. Nornung’s “Stingaree ’ ’ stories was presented at the Three Stars Theatre last night, entitled “The Moth and the j Star, ” wherein this famous Australian | character in the space of twenty-four exciting hours escapes from prison, goes to a concert, secs a former sweetheart, and landed, by cool audacity | carried too far, behind his prison bars once more. Brackctted with this diverting item is a Triangle Keystone side-splitter “The Love Riot, which, j as its name implies is a pretty tangled one. Three flirtatious households in one block of apartments are calculated to produce complications at any time, but in this case the -trouble resolves into a series of uproarious situations, which end iu a hair-raising chase over the roof tops. The programme also includes scenes from the British headauarters iu France war cartoons, and others. This- programme will be shown for the last time to-night.