ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 November 1917, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

LAST NIGHT OP "EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS" AND "Til K (URL GLORY" AT THE EMPIRE.

Tho interesting programme which has been screening at the Umpire for the past .two nights will be finally shown tonight. • The principal items-of t)ie' programme are "Everybody's Business" and' the Triangle feature. "The Girl Glory," in which Enid Bonnet appears to great advantage. Both pictures are well worth seeing aud'there is an unusually good selection of supporting pictures. TO-MORROW. There will be .a complete change tomorrow when the popular Metro star, Lionel Barrvmore will be featured in a. big dramatic triumph "The Millionaire's Double," on tho same programme with the fifth episode of "The Secret of the Submarine" and the third series of the "Rex Beach Travel Pictures."

last night op a good programme AT EVERYBODY'S.

A very tine programme comprising two star features and a good topical gazette will be screened for the last time at Everybody'} to-night. Dorothy Phillips, i# starred in tho Blue-bird drama "The- Girl in the Checkered Coat," a very interesting and dramatic play in which the .lives of two sisters are shown in strong' contrast.. William Russell stars in 'a totally dfiil'ercnt kind ofl drama, "The Man Who Would Not Die,''' a picture with a peculiar title but with a decidedly original and gripping plot, it is the story of a daring and clever attempt to defraud an insurance company liy a. man "who would not die," but wanted the cash. It adds a sidelight on life that will prove most interesting to ali sections of picture goers.

to-'mobrow. A complete change of programme will bo presented to-morrow when Gladys Cobimi will appear in the big Vox drama The Bnttie of Life" ;tnd .Antonio Moreno in a ifirenter Vitagrnph fea turn, 'The Magnificent Meddler," a swift moving story of n young reporter who takes over the "Tlorizon Sentinel" and proceeds to clean out the town. TTe gets nearly cleaned nut himself by "the yuna" but that's'only oife of the'incidentals-to the picture.