ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF "THE KINGDOM OF YOUTH." One of Madge Kennedy's best pictures is the stellar attractions at Everybody's. The picture is "The Kingdom of Youtli," and Madge lias Torn Moore playing opposite her. As the story runs a young college man falls in love with a pretty girl of the village, and secretly marries her. Immediately after the marriage he is called away to fulfil the plans of the future, according to the ideas of a deceased male relative, whose widow, 'just outside the pale of youth, looking in" exhibits more than a friendly interest in him, much to his discomfiture. The young wife suddenly comes upon the Bcene, after he has been made manager of the widow's estate, following which occur some amusing events which end in a near tragedy, but what happens after that is too good to be told. Interesting and varied supports are also shown. To-night will be the final screening of this programme.

THE PEOPLE'S. HANDSOME WALLACE REID. To-night's new bill is headed by a» fine Paramount film "Less Than Kin" starring Wallace Reid and beautiful Anna Little. It is an absorbing story of Robert Lee, a ne'er-do-well, who takes the name of Lewis Vickers, a refugee, but trouble is ahead and great complications follow. "I put a man out of business frr beating his wife—and they want me foiv murder." The programme includes 'fßurton Holmes Travelog," "Gazette," "The Railroad Raiders," atid a gurgling Maclc Bennett som«d£ l "iHliU.aad -fiaAlt