ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 March 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. FLORENCE REED IN "T6-DAY." Oiw of the big photo-play successes of the year is the announcement for the change of programme to-night at the above fine picture theatre. The title of the new offering is. "To-day," and. is descriptive of high life in New YorK society circles. The. plot is described as a very powerful one, aiid contains many powerful scenes, of unusual dramatic, interest. The fine emotional actress Miss Florence Reed is seen' in the character of the wife, and is said to give a splendid interpretation of the spoilt, fashion* able, frivolous beauty, empty-headed aful apparently empty-hearted- Advance notices dfesdribc : "Tb-day" a's a sensational; sii'ticessi that' the production is on a Mv : i3h' : £t»li>; arid" • tlittfc in the 'unfolding of'the ;: st'&fy is reached onfe of the finest cVliriu;x'K r - fr?' the' :j Sfireeh : stfWfe' tophical support and" good music by, lS'v6'! , ybody!s " ortffieitr'i offer '; jpiiitnrc loVfera a quite'attractive p^o^immij'., ' . ' 'WIE' PEOPLE'S * . , "SCANDAL - ' A BIG IflT \ hit in the.filtft tfDrld'Siftef' ''Peter, IVn" is the. 1 startling, and > - ,erfnl screen drftma ■ ■ "Scandal*"' - rwhich ppened to a large house on Saturday at the People's. It is ft powerful picture of th« predicaments in which a ' toospirited girl who has been insufficiently warned of the dangers of life, can find herself. The situation although daring carries such a strong lesson that it becomes a very irreat drama, dealing with the facte of life. The settings are usually gorgeous and show society life in its nios(, luxurious state. For rapid n'tinn mid tere=e situation it stands alone. The storv is from Cosmo Hamilton's well known novel. There is a fine supporting programme including passette. comedy and interest Alms. Tonight and to-morrow are the final screenings