ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 October 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S "BONNIE ANNIE LAURIE" TO-NIGHT. In her latest and greatest photoplay pTetty Peggy Hyland presents one of the most touching love stories that have ever been penned or acted. "Bonnie Annie Laurie" is the title of this play, and it will be shown at Everybody's to-night and to.morrpw. Although she is the publicly announced bride-to-be of a young and handsome fellow countryman, Bonnie Annie, a sweet lassie of Scotland, is compelled to yield her devotion to the impetuous wooing of a dashing American officer. How this tangle of three noble hearts is unravelled by the stern hand of *var, forms the theme of this fine drama. On this programme the first episode of the new 15-weeks' serial sensation "Wolves of Kultur" will also foe screened. This serial stars Sheldon Lewis ("The Iron Claw") and Leah Baird and will prove one of the greatest attractions .ever offered to followers of the fascinating serial pictures. Mr. George V. Lambert will sing "Bonnie Annie Laurie" during the screening of the star picture. THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF "SEVEN SWANS." Dainty Marguerite Clark appears again to-night in Paramount'!-, annual gorgeous pantomime spectacle "The Seven Swans." The final screening of tiiis bill is at to-morrow's monster matinee at 3 30. The evening programme includes "The Fighting Trail" and Gazette, and the matinee bill will include a Billy West comedy- To-mor-row night Madge Kennedy will be the featured artiste in a very fine drama "Friend Husband." The gift photo for to-morrow night will be Elsie Ferguson, and next week's will be Charles Ray, Isne's wonder-boy.