EVERYBODY'S

Taranaki Daily News, 27 January 1917, Page 7

EVERYBODY'S

TWO BIG FEATURES TO-DAY. A new film programme of outstanding merit will be ushered in at Everybody's maunee at 2 p.m. to-day and repeated °f' am to-ninlit at S o'clock. Tlio principal item is n five-act now "World l :1m" masterpay entitled "The I'awn of Fate,' in which tin- beantifnl interintionul actress, Miss Doris Kenvon is f'.'itiired. Tlie ,-tory deals with thr do"iP" of wvoral i'l-Ust.R—and tlieir clcrmmodels—an I the action of (In. plot move- rapidly from ttic delightful rural surroundings of Normandy to ''(lay Paree," where, in all its say and glaring abandon, "life'' (wicked or otherwise) i* vividly depicted by n ]n:ittcr-mind of photoplay "The Pawn of Fate ' will be found to rank far ahead of the best the famous World Film Co. l'.nvt given us. It is wonderfully we:, p'esented in every respect, the Parisian setting particularly, the River Seine by l.ipht, being especially realistic In addiiion to this feature, the film of "The Ail Red Route" will be repeated. This is a lengthy series and it holds llir local record for popularity. It takes (lie onlooker on practically a world's 1 our, without, the danger and uncomfortable feeling of being torpedoed by one of "Willie's Water Wantons." The trip is from Sydney to London, via Auckland. Suva.. Honolulu. Canada and the Atlantic ocean, and is at once interesting and educational. To-day is the only occasion on which '.his film will be screened Among other interesting pictures to be included are: "Observing for British Heavy Ouns" (oflicinl war film), "flaumont War Graphic," etc. Seats may be reserved at Collier's.