AMUSEMENTS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3435, 15 March 1920, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

OUR PICTURBS—TOWN HALL. Dorothy Dalton and Fatty Arbuckle both figure on the new progrannnc to be shown tonight at “Ours,” Town Hall. “Green Eyes;,’’ which features Dorothy Dalton, is a powerful <lr:1m:1 tic story of jealousy, and the niagnotic personality of the Paramount star will earn her In:ln_\fi new admirers. Miss Dalton plays the role of a noble. pureminded and charming wife, who is the ivietini of her husb:lnd’s jealousy. The inimitable Fatty Arbuckle appears in the latest Mack Sennett comterly, “Goodnight, Nurse,” and keeps his audimu-,0 in :1 constant scream of llaughfer during the Whole half-hour he is on the screen. I The managenient of Our Pictures announce the ongzigement of Miss Ruby Hammonnl. 'l‘.C., R.A.M., a gifted anal iwcll known Wellington picture pinu‘iste who «icommencin-g: from -‘oqiight. will uccolm_>an§.' the pictures at the 'l‘own lflzill with the hrtost _\:nel-ienn and l‘:ll}_;l'!.\ll n.u.~ical successes. Miss Hammond lH'il‘.§:_\: with her a liln-ary 0-(‘

[well over five hundred pieces, so patlrons at “Ours” will have no need to ‘complain of repetition. _ THE Klfi"’G"s. ' CLARA KIMBALL YOPNG. Clara Kimball Young, always so popular in Taihape. will be seen to~ night and ’l‘uesd-uy in Thomas Dixon's. novel “The Foolish Vil‘gin.’_’ The picture is from the Selnick studios which is sufiicient guarantee of its excellence. To quote the plot. here is tospoil its screening. let it be sufiice tosay that Clara will claim your sympathy, perhaps your tears, during the presentation of this soul-absorbing drama. The supporting programme will be of -the usual high standard set by the King’s.