ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 25 April 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF MARY PICKFQRD. , The eminent English concertinaists, C'plin and John Campbell, will perforin at to-iiigh't'g fifial sippearancc of, Mary Pickford's "Amarilly," a picture whicli ifitS proVed immensely populttr. These talented musicians have everywhere received wonderful receptions and patrons are promised, a sterling entertainment. JACK PJOKFORD AND LOUISE "HUFF TO-MORROW—ALSO THE CAMPBELLS. To-tiiorrow night also, the CanipbellS will cofttribirfe' their turn on the ,new picture programme presenting Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in the great racing drama "Sandy." The matinee tomorrow commences at 2 p.m. — : i EVERYBODY'S. THE CAMPBELL BROTHERS AGAIN TO-NIGHT. The management of Everybody's advertise that they have secured the popular entertairiers, the Campbell brothers for a further two nights at Everybody's, and arrangements have also been fnade for them to appear at the matinee to-morrow afternoon. It is not necessary to say here what the Campbell boys can do ns their fame is already widely known throughout the town, by reason of the delightful and refreshing nature of their turn. A complete change of pictures will be screened each night, the star for to-night is a Metro feature, "The Winning of Beatrice," with the popular May Allison in the leading roleFor to-morrow at both matinee and night sessions the favorite World film artist, Kitty Gordon, will star in a five-, reel feature. "The Wasp." The popularity of the Campbell boys is certain to draw full houses each night and intending patrons who want to be sure of a seat will be wise to reserve at Collier's.