ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 22 November 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. BELLE BEX-SETT IX "THE BECKONING DAY." The Fox feature "The Strange Woman" advertised to show at Everybody's last evening failed to arrive for screcniviy, and the management substituted the Triangle picture "The Reckoning Day," starring Belle Bennett. This proved to be a splendid subject and none of the audience were disappointed owing to the change. "Tlio Reckoning Day" shows again this afternoon and finally to-night. THE PEOPLE'S. BRYANT WASHBURN. To-day's new bill, opening at 2 p.m. presents the popular star, Bryant Washburn in the big Paramount comedydrama "The Way 'of a Man, with a Maid," which is an absorbing Paramount motion picture of society and middle class life, and presents some magnificent photography in its representation of the lives of the "gilded circle." But the story is an appealing one. You sympathise with the young fellow who determines to obtain the girl he loves—to take her from the supercilious protection of the purse-proud broker. You are delighted with Elsa when you find out what a genuine girl she is; beneath all her love of a good time. There are many young people just like Arthur and Elsa. The latest Bilt'y West comedy and Gazettes are also shown.