ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 August 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF BILL HART IN HELL'S HINGES." "When the door opens, fire," was the advice given by the gambling saloon, keeper, and the reception was intended for Big Bill Hart. However he had been there before, and how the tables were turned makes of "Hell's Hinges" the most thrilling western story that has been seen for many a long day. The film is a Thomas H. Ince production, and needs no further recommendation. Big Bill Hart and T. H. Ince are a pretty warm combination. The story is' fuil of dramatic situations and breathless heart interest, and the settings are of exceptional splendor. This" picture shows at Everybody's for the last time to-night- "The House of Hate" also advances another stage on this programme.

THE PEOPLE'S. BUSHMAN AND BAYNE. To-night and to-morrow night all picture patrons will be pleased with the latest Metro offering, "A Pair oi Cupids." Francis X. Bushman and Beverley Bayne have _ lately revealed their talent for comedy as well as drama, and with this delightful picture these two popular artists are undoubtedly at their very best. "A Pair of Cupids" is a thoroughly enjoyable comedy with many laughable situations, brought about by the complications ensuing when each of the characters unexpectedly finds a bahy on the doorstep. The settings and photography are entirely satisfactory, and the picture is well directed, the iaughable scenes where Bushman and his valet first discover the' baby and seek by various means to amuse him being good.