ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 15 July 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

. , "X.,. THE HMSBEBIEL ''•'•!'• THE. SECOND BIG GOLDWEBiS sdoqess.; The. ©oldwyn. people ga.front master' piece to masterpiece and a comedodrama, in- their hands tweenies a mininlfr ia the same "(flay that a serious drama does.. The plot of. Mine"— which, 1 * commences a three nighi. season. at thß Empire, to-night—is ia no ■wise intricate, but it is treated mi& an exquisite French touch, and •with the, i French love for a delicately,'apicy aituattion, so that it becomes a fascinating !Btory swaying in a hurricane of hilarity. Madge Kennedy, as Zoie* the child wife, matured physically, font still with :the disposition, of a cheerfujly irresponsible youngster, who causes all the •trouble by a thoughtless lie regarding ■an entirety innocent luncheon with her husband's best friend. That lie leads on to disastrous results Until her huahand leaves her. iFrom then <m the" picture moves fast and furious, with'-'thS young wife.trying all means to wjn her husband back. She uses "Baby Mine* and what thatis can only he seen toy « , visit to the theatre. "Ba%yv Mine" showg for three nights, commencing'tonight, and' at the,.usual prisea, oft ad,--irrrission <~ ■ .'."■.■■„:vss % ;- EVERYBODY'S '-'l'-y^ LAST. NIGHT OF "THE PRTNCESStQE-PARK-ROW" The Greater Vitagraph feature'. "Tie Princes of Park Row" delighted a packed house at Everybody's on Saturday. .This is a telling story of much dramatic power and a spice of mystery added. Mildred Manning and Wallace MacDonald are cast in. the principal parts and some excellent views of Coney Island pleasure grounds are introduced. "The Neglected Wife" (sistlhl episode) also shows this programme which concludes to-night. TO-MORROW, JULIETTE DAY IN "RAINBOW GEO* 1 ' 1 HAROIiD LOCKWOOD m TRAGIC CmCEE.*? An extraordinarily strong ..programme' will be screened to-morrow; and Wednesday when Juliette Day stars in a» ,big "Mutual" feature "The Rainbow ;Girl" and Harry Loekwood and May Allison are the co-stars in another powerful dramatie picture "The Tragic-Cade,"