ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

; EVERYBODY'S I LAST NIGHT OP "FLAMES OP I CHANCE." The strange title of "Flames of Chance" refers to the fact that a certain invisible ink becomes legible when subjected to heat. At Wittenburg Lamp, three suffering prisoners get letters from a pretty; New York girl who has adopted them as godsona. One of them accidentia is sending messages about State secrets. The unravelling of the spy mystery provides thrills and adventures in plenty before the final scene. . Margery Wilson is the heroine of this fine drama, which shows for the last time' to-night. TO-MORROW ETHEL CLAYTON AND MONTAGUE LOVE. Tho star of the new programme to bo presented at the matinee to-morrow is a world film feature "The Dormant (Power," and two popular artists in the persons of Ethel Clayton and Montague Love appear in the principle roles. The supporting films include the fifth episode of "The Neglected Wife'.' and the 1 Topical Budget ' ■ i THE EMPIRE. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE. IN "RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLOOD' The attraction at the Empire at present is a big, breezy Metro play, entitled "Red, White and Blue," and the leading players are Francis X. Bushman and Beverley Bayne. These two have always had a great reputation for the good work they put into romantic themes, and in the plot, settings and .photography of "Red, White and Blue" there is nothing at which the veriest critic may cavil. The plot runs along without anything that would detract from its appeal, and its charms are enhanced by the scenes of beauty that are -thrown constantly before the audience. There will be a matinee to-morrow afternoon and as theri is plenty of thrills «ind adventure in "Red, White and Blue Blood," tho kiddies will be thoroughly Vdslighted with this picture. The final ■screening mil take place to-morrow night