ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 February 1918, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. FINAL APPEARANCE OF VALESKA SUEATT IN "THE VICTIM." Valeska Snratt could win her way to the hearts of all the gentle sex liy her magnificent costumes (and the way she wears them) alone, but as she is also one of the most gifted artists appearing in motion pictures it is little wonder there is always a rush to the theatres where her pictures are screened. Lastnight Everybody's was rushed for accommodation when this famous beauty actress starred in a Fox feature, "The Victim,'' a story of a woman's redemption. The story is a (Trippingly interesting portrayal of a woman's fight against fate, and in the hand?, of Valeska f.'nratt it becomes a living reality. It is a hip powerful subject and should draw another capacity house on the last screening to-night. TO-MORROW—ALICE JOYCE AND HARRY MOREY. The attraction for Thursday and Friday will he a Greater Vitagraph picture of Cyrus Townsend Brady's book "Richard the Brazen,'' a modern adventure story starring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey. THE EMPIRE. LAST NIGHT OF "A SISTER OF SIX." Bessie Love and six of the sweetest lHtle kids in tlhndom have delighted big attendances at the Empire for the past two nights in the Triangle Sister of Six." This delightful picture i« showing for the last time to-night, and should again draw a full fcaiHts. TO-MORROW-OLGA PETROVA IN "TO THE DEATH." The star attraction for to-morrow night will be the reappearance of the ponular dramatic artist Mme. Olga Petrova, in a gripping emotional story, "To the Death." This picture j-tves Petrova full scope to show '"or wonderful dramatic power, and ('..-..tains more plot and thrilling action than any of her pr3vious pictures. By many critics "To the Death" is claimed as the greatest portrayal yet given in motion pictures by the famous Polish artist.