ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. MARGERY WILSON IN "FLAMES OJ' CHANCE.' Margery Wilson, last seen as "Brown Eyes" in "Intolerance," is the heroine of the original play "Flames of Chance," screening at Everybody's to-night and to-morrow. Margery Wilson is cast as Jeanette Gontreau, a pretty French girl who in the workings of fate becomes godmother to three prisoners of war in the terrible Wittenburg Camp of "Kultur" horrors. The best looking of the three comes home, and gets hot on the track of a German spy. Then there is a thrill every minute for a dainty Jeanette gets mixed up in the spy business, is arrested, then the handsome one comes eagerly to her reseuq, and—but see the picture tonight or to-morrow and you will appreciate the way things work out right. THE EMPIRE. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE IN "RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLOOD."

The two popular film artists, Francis X. BusHman and Beverly Bayne, are the co-stars at the Empire in the brilliant Metro feature "Red, White and Blue Blood " This picture ia a colorful romance full of adventure, wMch opens in the west a.nd then shifts to Long Island, the homing ground of America's multi-millionaires. Handsome estates were'iised for the settings of the many society scenes, and several on New York's society leaders appear in different parts of the film. It is one of the best pictures that the BushmanTin yne double has appeared in. Therefnre nothing more need be said. There are some excellent supports including 'fMil Hoofed Animals," a Ditmar Lature study.