ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 11 April 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF TOM MIX AND "ROARING LION'S AND WEDDING BELLS." To-night is the last chance of seeing Tom Mis in his big Western secret service drama, "Mr. Logan, U.S.A." On the same bill is the latest "Sunshine" comedy, "Roaring Lions and Wedding Bells" and gazette. FATTY ARBUCKLE AND BILLIE BURKE TO-MORROW. To-morrow's big new bill will present the fat comedy king, smiling Roscoe Arbuckle, in his latest Paramount comedy, "The Cook," said to be the biggest thing in the annals of screen fun. The same bill will present the great favorite, Billie Burke, also appearing in her latest Paramount success, "Eve'B Daughter," an enthralling story of a girl's fling at life. EVERYBODY'S. EMMY WEHLEN IN "THE HOUSE OF JGOLD." One of the most attractive and winsome screen favorites is Emmy Wehlen, the gifted little Metro leading lady who stars at Everybody's to-night in a brilliant five-reel film story, "The House of Gold." This entertaining picture shows the life of a woman who was bought with gold, who lived for gold, and who was finally willing to give anything in the world to get rid of the gold. It seems hard to believe, but this picture points in a remarkable manner that "gold is not everything." In fact, money plays a very small part unless love and happiness are close associates. This fine feature shows to-night only. TO-MORROW. JUNE ELVIDGE IN "THE OLDEST LAW." To-morrow, at both matinee and night sessions, June Elvidge will star in a powerful World film feature, "The Oldest Law." Patrons are asked to remember that this line dramatic picture shows at the Saturday sessions only.