ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 July 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S, SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3.30. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN ''THE ADVENTURER." There is a matinee running at Everybody's this afternoon when the famous little champion, Charlie Chaplin, will figure in his latest Mutual success, "The Adventurer," said by his admirers to easily excel in laughing qualities any of his previous pictures. Children will be admitted for threepence aud adults at the usual prices. '"The Adventurer" also shows on the first part of the programme to-night and to-morrow night, the second part being occupied by a drama entitled "Until They Get Me," a Triangle story of a law-breaker who knows that the police will always be after him, but who decides to go back into the danger zone to see his little son once every year until they get him. The remaining subjects on the programme are topical pictures, r.nd there is a suitable programme of supporting music. THE EMPIRE. EMILY STEVENS IX "ALIAS MRS JESSOP." To-night at the Empire Emily Stevens will star in another story with a tang of the good and bad in human nature and a very human love story. Emily Stevens plays a double role, one girl sweet and virtuous, the other a vicious vampire type of woman,. The two characters become mixed in a love story with one man, and —well the picture unfolds the fascinating story, T!il> screening nights are to-night, to-morrow and Saturday, COMING MONDAY,. THE SECOND BIG "GOLDWYN" FEATURE. On Monday night the second big Goldwyn success, a comedy drama entitled "Baby Mine," will commence a three night season at the Empire. Madge Kennedy is the artist featured and the picture enjoys an even greater reputaiion than "Polly of the Circus.'' The mnnasement has decided to screen this iiner-attraction at the usual rates of i Imissiou.