ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE PEOPLES'. MARY PICKFORD IN "AMARILLY", "Amarilly of Clothesline Alley," the latest Artcrafi production starring Mary Pickford, opened big at the Peoples' last night. As a.sweet .and very Irish child of fate sliss.P)ckford makes a new appeal, . The "picture is quite different from Anything she, has ever done, anda pf humor ."runs, .through the 'Tiie.'jpliy is well set,actei, and photographed and Miss Pickford' is backed ,by: .a good* siipporting caato. 'commences at' 3.30 fixia 'sie'.ftnal' screening takes place tott°err'o>y,night'-. .... . _' ; .".■,: • ;!';,/";",,; TBK CAMPBELL BROTHERS. '" ENGrjSH:CONCfRTIN4 EXPERTS <' AJto'SNTERTAIOTSIs;'' ' '' There \yas a packed house body's last evening'when' the manage-, ment presented u mixed progranyme of vaudeville. a«d pictures; t Colin arid John Campbell- in their' eqncertiuk! and phonofiddle playing made a decided impression on the audience. Their reception was such that it was some time before tbey were allowed to leave the stage. From their concertinas they extracted music of a quality hard to conceive. Their imitation of the bells and the "Lost Chord'' was enough to convince the enthusiastic uadience that the two, brothers had the goods, and knew how to produce them. The picture proy am me was. well in keeping with \y. muß ical turn, the chief itwn b 9 i a Tria „ s le n T n °l T te ? entitled "The Dev,l dodger,' fe^ drrinfr Rov Stewart. Ihf i, nchKlled a ' , Gaumollt brnnhia-; nul t ,, lp mh epißode of „ The Rinff." The Cnmplbell Brothers and the full nrogrnTime show again for the iast time to-night,' ' '"' "~'