EVERYBODY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 March 1917, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S.

"THE COMMON LAW" 'BOOM. FAREWELL SCREENINGS TO-DAY. The wonderful SOOOffc- picture triumph, "The Common Law," attracted another bumper attendance to this handsome theatre last evening. The merit of the picture, is so apparent, the acting of Clara K. Young and her associates is so good, the photography so clear, and the whola production so thoroughly well done that attendances to-day and tonight are certain to exeepd the holding capacity of the theatre. Bearing this in miiul, intending patrons would he well advised to be early at the pay boxes or to secure reserved seats at Collier's. The final matinee begin? this afternoon at 2.30 and the last exhibition will commence at 8 o'clock to-night. Tins picture should; not be missed. BERTHA IvALICH IN "SLANDER." For Thursday and Friday the big "special" standing at the head of a splendid programme will lie the William Fox production, in six acts, "Slander," with Bertha Kalich, an emotional actress of international repute, in the leading character. "Slander" is described as one of the finest photo-plays of its type, and it is cited as something that women should ' see and men study. It brings with it reports of excellent successes from the popularity point of view achieved elsewhere. Seats may be reserved at Collier'L '