EVERYBODY'S

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1917, Page 6

EVERYBODY'S

"THE MADNESS OF HELEN." The popularity of Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blaci'weil was again demonstrated at Everybody's on Saturday when the theatre 'was packed to the doors to view the World fiilm "The Madness of Helen' in which these versatile favorites play the leading parts. In each one of us there may be said to be two personalities, the literary use of this human facts has continually been made — for instance in '®r. Jekyell and Mr. Hvde." In "The Madness of Helen," the writer has created a very clever story by apparently presenting a woman of. this kind. Innocent by day 'and wanton by night, she is a complete enigma to the lover who learns of her double life. The cohvtion is a complete surprise, and the findl scenes of the play are most attractive. The programme includes a Topical 'Budget, a good comedy and a special educational picture under Government control entitled "The Fly Best." TO MORROW. Commencing to-morrow the famous American actor, Waren Kerrigan, will be featured in the Blue Bird special "The Silent Battle," a powerful photoplay iwihich depicts the struggle of a brilliant young lawyer to overcome the inherited craving 'for alcohol. This picture conveys si strong moral and should prove a most popular attraction to-mor-row and Wednesday.