ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1919, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

LAST MGHT OF THE LEE KIDDIES L A IN 'AMERICAN PUDS." j Jane and Kathcrine Lee are stars featured in "American Buds," the new " romantic, dramatic headliner at Everybody s. .Jane is seen in the role of upsetting the plans of a German spy. The "Bab.v Grands" appear as orphans whose parentage is shrouded in mvsterv. The story deals with this mystery, and the efieet which it has on the happiness of a young woman. The scenes are laid in an orphanage, and in an armv camp, and the principal occupation of Jane and Katherine, as in their previous produc- f tions, "Two Little Imps'' and "Trouble Makers,'' consists of playing pranks that keep every one and everything upset, Tt's a delightfully human story with these two lovable kiddies always prominent. Supporting pictures include a Keystone comedy, Gaumont Graphic, fine f scenic picture, and (he third episode of r tlmf great serial. "Wolves of Kultuv." To-niaht will be the final screening occasion. THE PEOPLE'S. PIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3.30. To-day's big matinee oommeiiehig at •WO. presents a big programme. Fatty Arlnickle in "Camping Out'' heads the bill, and the Lee kiddies, Jane and Kath- « erine. appear in "American Buds," the Fox masterpiece in seven reels. LOCKWOOD A\T> ALLISON .TO-NIGHT. To-night's new bill presents the two great favorites, Harold Lockwood aiid Mav Allison, in a graphic picturisntlon of Robert W. Chambers' master novel, "The Hidden Children." The latest gazette, comedv and interest films are also shown, and the free photo is that of Enid Bennett. " 1 '