ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1918, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF THE TRIPLE STAR PROGRAMME. Space forbids any attempt of a detailed account of tho programme submitted at Everybody's last evening and showing finally to-night. The two hi" feature dramas, "The Silent Lie" by Foxi and ''Little Red Decides" by Triangle, are two widely di.Tereut stories, yet two of the most grippingly interesting screened in this popular theatre. Add to that a fine Guumont (iraphic and an exciting episode of the "Mystery of the Double Cross" and fome "idea" of the brilliancy of the programme can he imagined. Patrons are reminded that ithe first picture screens at ",Av> sharp Ithis evening.

THE EMPIRE. "BROWN OF~HARVARD.'' A. splendid type of motion picture drama was screened at the Empire last night in the Selig six reel feature, "Brown of Harvard." The life and energy of the college lads with which the play is filled ami the sports and pranks in which they delight keep the action moving swiftly, and the young ■at heart, whether sixteen or sixty will respond to the truthful pictures of college life.. The serious motive of the story too will be received as indicating 'the undercurrent of life which flows even lin the happiest and most sheltered of lives. There is plenty of romance, a goodly share of suspense caused through 'the sacrifices of the hero in behalf of the jweakling brother of the girl lie loves, jconsiUerable comedy and a corking good 'eight oared race that closes the picture fin a veritable blaze of thrills.. ■ "Brown ijof' Hui'vaiid," shows again to-night, at the iUia.tili.ee to-morrow and finally to-mor-iijOj*' night.. These are excellent supports-, ijududjug ''Review ox N.Z. Troops b.y- Sis- EtoMglas Hai'g," the "Co-operative. 3'"A the; (.went, episode of a. r'tass of the fombeidluids..''