ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

BERT LYTELL AS "THE LONE WOLF." "The Wliip" has at last found a rival. It is the select superfeature entitled "The Lone Wolf" showing at Everybody's tonight, with Bert Lytell in the title part and Hazel Dawn as the mysterious lady "who in the end catches him in a manner she did not intend to. This thrilling and ] sensational story from the pen of Louis Joseph Vance has been produced by Selznick in seven reels, and is just as entertaining and exciting as the widely-read novel. THE PEOPLE'S ALICE BRADY IN "THE TRAP." Alice Brady in the fine World drama "The Trap" is now appearing at the People's. A fine gazette and two-reel comedy are also on the bill. This programme screens finally to-morrow night. "THE CONQUEROR. There are seven cardinal virtues in film production. They may be briefly set down as love interest, "snap," action, suspense, humor, atmospliere and pathos. Successful indeed will Ue the picture that combines all these elements weil. William Pox has released a picture called "The Conqueror," one in which every one j t of these primary elements are present, j The picture opens on Wednesday at the People's, and, with William Farnuni as the central ehii.aeter and beautiful Miss) Jewel Carmen as his leading lad}', with j actual thrilling historical fact as the basis of the main story, and a really clever interpolation of modern affairs .to keep the interest quite alive, there can be no possible doubt as to the poou- j hrity the film will attain. ■ .«