ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. OLGA PETROVA IN "TEMPERED STEEL" THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT. Madame Olga Petrova has registered a big success in "Tempered Steel," the stellar attraction at Everybody's to-day and to-night. The story concerns life in and about a Tenderloin theatre in New York. Madame Petrova's interpretation of the role of Lucille Caruthers ia characteristic of this star's ability to register the right emotion at the right time Her Lucille Caruthers is an animated young person full of life and hope, who, when tragedy stares her in the face is able to maintain her equilibrium in an amazing fashion. "Tempered Steel" is easily the best of Petrova's pictures yet seen here. There is; an excellent supporting programme including a topical gazette, comedy and a nature study.

THE PEOPLE'S. JACK PICKFORD. TO-DAY AT 2—FINALLY TO-NIGHT. "Mile a Minute Kendall," Jack Pickford's latest production, commences its local season at Hip People's to-day and screens finally to-night. It U: a fine story of how a millionaire's son scorched through life until he is regenerated by a noble love and becomes a great inventor. "The Eagle's Eye," No. i. Burton Holmes and a gazette are also shown. KITTY GORDON MONDAY. 'The Divine Sacrifice," starring beautiful Kitty Gordon and her daughter Vera Beresford, will screen at the People's, for one night only, on Monday. "The cables reported you dead and I married again." Such were the words which greeted her on her return to her husband. The question is, Which of the two women did he owe the greater obt ligation to? This problem forms the ! theme of "The Divine Sacrifice," a World production. Monday's programme will