ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 January 1918, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LifST NIGHT OF WILLIAM I'ARNJM , IX "THB PLUNDERERS The Bplendid and vigorous Fox feature, "The Plunderer" with the favorite actor, William Farnum in the lead attracted a full house to Everybody's last evening. This story is an interesting portrayal of the "strong men" who fought for wealth and position in the days when Western America was in the making. The picture is adapted from the book of the same name by Roy "Norton and a more interesting and exciting subject would be hard*o find. There are several good supporting pictures including a comedy shriek entitled ''Up The Flue." To-night will be the final screening of this programme. TO-MORROW—WILLIAM DESMOND IN "TIME LOCKS AND DIAMONDS." The Triangle lead, William' Desmond will star to-morrow and Friday in a sensational five-reel feature described as the best crime and mystery drama screened for some time. Remarkable panoramic views of New York are shown in this picture, right from the battery to .the Bronx district, Brooklyn Bridge and the north of Manhattan Island.

THE EMPIRE. EX 1 I'D BENNETT IN "THE MOTHER INSTINCT." To-night will be the final screening of Dhc Triangle play, "The Mother Instinct" in which charming Enid Bennett has delighted big attendances for the past two nights. The supporting pictures include the fourth episode of the Vitagraph super-serial, "The Secret Kingdom." TO-MORROW. The star* attraction on the Empire programme for to-morrow night will be the Metro wonderplay, "Peggy, Will 0' theWisp," with Mabel Taliaferro in the leading part. The'supporting pictures will include the "Rex Beach Travel Series," an "Australian Olazefcte" and a humorous comedy, "Freed by Fido."