ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1919, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODYTS. MATINEE TO-DAY. "THE DANGER GAME." A splendid reception was accorded "The Danger Game," the new Goldwyn feature drama at Everybody's last night. Miss Madge Kennedy is in the leading role snpportad by Tom Moore. "The Danger Game" is more serious and more emotional than Madge Kennedy's previous plays. It is filled with aetion, adventure, and daring, with a splendid element of comic mystery. It strikes a new note, and marks a new and wonderful advance in her art. Miss Kennedy acts the part of a young girl who writes a novel, and the reviewers ridicule a certain burglary scene in it. She sets. ou,t in mere bravado to prove that such a burglary would have been possible. Her adventures are amazing, and a deep mystery surrounds a eertain stranger whom she meets. The stranger's part is played by the popular Tom Moore and could not be in better hands. "The Danger Game" screens again this afternoon and finally .to-night.

THE PEOPLE'S. CHAS. RAY AND SYLVIA BREMER. "The Family Skeleton," to-night's new star at the People's, presents the wonder hoy of the Bcreen, Charles Bay, and the gifted Australian actress, Sylvia, Bremer. The theme is an absorbing one and shows how self-hypnotism or "auto-suggestion'? can become a curse. How Billy Bates' redemption was brought about by a good woman and Spider Doyle, detective, makes a capital story. "The Eagle's Eye" and gazete are also on the bill.