ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 June 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF EARLE WILLIAMS IN "THE SEAL OP SILENCE." He suspected, her of being the child's mother yet he could not tat love her. Then came the amazing revelation that it was his own child. This is the extraordinary position which arises.' in the Vitagrapli story, "The Seal of Silence," screening finally at Everybody's tonight. The fifth episode of "The House of Hate" also shows for the last time to-night. COMING TO-MORROW.

OLGA PETROVA IN "TEMPERED j STEEL." The world-famous s.tar, Olga Petrova, commences a two-night season to-mor-row in her latest big production, "Temjpered Steel." All critics agree that ■Petrova reaches the height of her career 'in this picture. Never has she been .so consistent and realistic. Prices as usual. THE PEOPLE'S. BIG BILL HART IN "BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN." Blue Blazes Rawden was just one of those human derelicts that are to be found in any community—one of those men possessed of a hellish temper—brute force—and a domineering personality—yet withal—practically a waster, out of choice. One day, Blue Blazes Rawden comes to the saloon. At their first meeting Rawden and Hilgard are ibitter enemies. The letter says: "Thif.' place won't own two masters. I don't want your patronage, go elsewhere." Rawden smiles —looks at Hilgard's sweetheart—a halfcaste —and answers: "I I like this place and I like your squaw, [and lam staying right here." The little exchange of pleasantries blows over for a while and the town retires for its night's rest—a red; occasionally interrupted by the raising of angry voices in quarrel—and sometimes a revolver shot, followed by a scream of some poor human being, who has been the slowest on the draw. The big fight between Rawden and Hilgard if; the biggest scrap Bill Hart has yet appeared in. The programme contains a gazette and comedy, and the matinee to-day commences at 3.30. To-morrow night is the final screening.