ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

A BRILLIANT CHILD ACTRESS. ZOE KAY IN "THE CIRCUS OF LIFE."" A charming little child actress Zoe Ray, will be featured at Everybody's to-night in a pleasing "Butterfly" feature, "The Circus of Life." This little lady is one of tjlie most popular screen artists now appearing in America where she has literally taken huge audiences by storm. Her quaint mesmerism and exceptional talents make a living joy of every picture in which she appears; "The Circus of Life." will serve to introduce her to local film enthusiasts,, in a capital story of the strange phantasmagoria of life with its many strange twists and turnings, whether lived amongst the rich or the poor. Iti is a fine story with no heroics, but plenty of human interest. Patrons are asked to note that this picture can be screened for to-niglrt only. THE EMPIRE. LAST NIGHT OF "HISTORY 'OF THE WAR," NO. 1. To-night will be the last screening of the fine topical film, "History of the War" No. 1. Each week a fresh number of this valuable historical record will be continued, and it is a series of pictures that should prove of great interest to every person in the community. June Elvidge will also appear for the last time to-night in the gripping World fihn drama, "Shall we Forgive Her?" This is a brilliant programme, certain to please' all classes of picture patrons. TO-MORROW. VIOLA DANA EST "ALADDIN'S OTHER LtAMLV' The favorite little Metro star, Viola Dana, will star to-morrow in a fine feature drama, "Aladdin's Other Lamp," adapted from "The Dream Girl," by Willard Mack, said to be a really beautiful story that combines smiles and tears, and a lovable little heroine.