ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 April 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. ' MABEL NORMAND IN "JOAN OF PLATTSBURG." There is plenty of excitement, a deal of fantasy, and most appealing pathos, in the latest Goldwyn drama which features Mabel Normand. It is entitled "Joan of Phttsburg" and the visionary little heroine proved to be a modern if somewhat unusual version of the historic "Joan of Arc" It is a delightful Jove-story. "Joan of Plattsburg" final screening. FINAL OF "THE FATAL RING." The popular serial feature "The Fatal Ring" reaches its final episode on tomorrow's programme. The final is just *s exciting as the previous story. THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF "SANDY" The very popular artists Jack Pickford and Louise Huff appear finally to-night at the People's in "Sandy," a thrilling play of the adventures of an Irish boy, who goes to America to seek his fortune. The programme includes the latest gazette, Burton Holmes, and "Hick Man'hattan," a Flagg two-reel comedy. "TONGUES OF MEN" TO-MORROW. To-morrow's new bill presents the talented actress, "Constance Collier," in the Paramount play, "Tongues of Men." It is the story of a zealous young minister, who battled for a world outraged by | a acandaloßH opera and a woman. In her sphere as entertainer to the public, |Jane Barflett, prima dorrna, wauled ber> ! emotions per medusai of ker ortMry in ; the humrowl Mfe of Zaneiah.