ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 3 July 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF "THE ANSWER." The sudden attainment of great wealth proves an interesting psychological study in the Triangle seven reel feature, "The Answer," screening finally at Everybody's to-night. An ideal social state is aimed at, and Joe King makes a tense appeal ,to the imagination as a settlement worker, who unexpectedly becomes very rich. -His wife becomes a society butterfly, and finds the ''cause of aristocracy" more appealing than the cause of man. Alma Rubens is at her best as a wealthy, girl devoting her energies and money.,to the cause, and brings happiness to the heartbroken husband. No expense has been spared in the settings. Another thrilling episode of "The House of Hate" also shows on this programme. THE PEOPLE'S. ' MAY ALLISON. 'The Return of Mary," featuring the adorable May Allison, is the star item on a complete change of programme to be screened at ,the People's Theatre tonight. - It is a very fine and prettilymounted photoplay, the stoiy of Which is interesting and well connected, and teems with lively incidents- It is a story of a girl who, a,t the age of three, was kidnapped from the magnificent home of her wealthy parents. „ It is a romantic drama 1 of sparkling humor and delightfully original situations. How. Mary was returned to her parents, and then taken away from them after they ,had grown to love her, is told in a beautiful, romantic way. A strong supporting list will include gazette, travelog ?nd comedy.