ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 March 1918, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. 'THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR." The attractions on the change of programme to be screened at Everybody's this afternoon and to-night include' a powerful World Film masterpiece, "The Albighty Dollar," in which June Elvidgo, Frances Nelson and E. K. Lincoln are tiie co-stars: Another important attraction is the 18th episode of the popular and fascinating: serial picture, "The Iron Claw.'' This picture is fast drawing to a close, with only two reore episodes to follow, and the interest is i«. creasing a hundredfold with each episode. To enable regular patrons to secure tickets without having to crush at the bow the management has arranged that cither sixpenny or d.c. tickets can be purchased at Collier's any time during to-day.

A REMARKABLE MOTION PICTURE DRAMA. 'SWEETHEART OP THE DOOMED." AT THE EMPTRE MONDAY. From the gay scones of Mnnfc Carle to the serious and most useful duty of r, nurse. Honore Xnnlay (Louise Claum) changes her outlook on life in n wonderful way in the drama "Sweetheart of the Doomed," to be introduced for a. threenight season, commencing at. the Empire next. Monday. The story is connected with the great war, and many of the scenes are most powerfully acted. The settings are excellent, and characteristic of the Triangle productions. The supporting programme is excellent. The usual prices of admission will be charged, and seats for any night can now be reserved at. Collier's. TIIE EMPIRE. BIG MATINEE PROGRAMME TO-DAY. A big special matinee programme is being screened at The Empire this afternoon headed by the first episode of "The Adventures of Peg o' the Ring,' 1 the splendid drama of circus life that has captivated large audiences throushout the Dominion. Supporting 'Teg'' there is a programme of remarkable attractiveness including '-Flirting with Danger" (Voauo comedy), the "Co-op. Weekly" (topical), and a real side-splitting Keystone comedy, "The Messenger Boy," and other special pictures. Children will be admitted at the usual price (threepence).

TO-NIGHT. "PEG 0' THE RING" & VIOLA DANA IN "THE GIRL WITHOUT A. SOUL." To-night will see the final screening of the attractive Metro drama, "The Girl Without a Soul," in which charming little Viola Dana adds further to her already popular reputation. This will also be the occasion of the final screening of the first chapter of the entertaining circus serial "Adventures of Peg o' the Ring.''