ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 October 1918, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. To-night will be the last screening of the powerful Mutual drama, "The- Stain in the Blood," at Everybody's. There aro good supports with this feature which make a real enjoyable evening's entertainment.

COMING TO-MORROW. THE LEE KIDDIES IN "TWO LITTLE IMPS." Another big triple attraction programme will be screened to-morrow and Friday. There is a glorious Fox comedy drama, "Two Little Imps," and the fun is assured when the public is notified that "The Imps" are the two charming Lee kiddies. Then t'he beautiful Grace Darmond and Harry Morey star In a Greater Vitagraph feature. "The Other Man," and there is the 10th episode of the "Mystery of the Double Cross" and a Gaumont Graphic. The first picturew ill be screened at 7.45 sharp,

' A GREAT MOTION PICTURE TRIUMPH.j •*■>' "THE AUCTION BLOCK." ' An enthusiasm of public attention has been drawn to the Goldwyn picture version of "The Auction Block" Rex Beach's best book. This film was supervised in the making by the author himself, and since his books have always etood, for their human appeal, their charm, their vivacity and their virility, in a class by themselves, there is no doubt whatever but that "The Auction Block" will make a very fine picture. Each and every incident in the story has been worked in natural manner into the whole, and the interpretation is beyond fault, for )t was made with the same ideas as were used by Rex Beach in his book. There is a wealt'hi of beautiful getting to give color to the plot, so that it would certainly be true to say that "The Auction Block" as a picture is right up to ctandard in every way. "The Auction Block" will be shown in New Plymouth at Everybody's theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday and the prices of admission will be Stalls Is and D.C. Is 6d. The box plan is at Collier's where seats can be reserved without extra charge.

THE EMPIRE. LAST NIGHT OF ETHEL CLAYTON IN "STOLEN HOURS."

I She counted love as the greatest thing in life, even so great that she was prepared to sacrifice herself for the man s'he loved. Such is the part played bj r Ethel Clayton in the World film featujl, "Stolen Hours," showing for the la|t time at the Empire to-night. The supports include that wonderful film of the mine-sweepers operations entitled "The Story of the Drifters," and also a Pathe Gazette and the fourth episode of "The Great Secret"

COMING TO-MORROW 1

GRACE DARMOND AND EARLE WILLIAMS.

The beautiful Grace Darmond will again appear before local picture fans in a high tension story by Greater Vitagraph entitled "An American Live Wire," to-morrow and two following nights. In this picture the handsome Grace is again brilliantly supported by Earle Williams.