ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 16 December 1919, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. CONNIE TALMADGE IN "A PAIR OF SILK STOCKINGS." Constance Talmadge and Harrison Ford are starred in "A Pair of Silk Stockings," screened for the first time at Everybody's before a crowded audience last night. The story tells how a young wife, who goes hastily into divorce, captures a burgla-r in her bedroom, upsets the conventional ideas of a Puritan household, breaks off an engagement between a former lover and his fiancee, and ultimately re-marrying her former husband. All these humorous complications follow on the tying-up of the burglar with Constance's silk stockings. The programme also includes another episode of "The Scarlet Runner," entitled "The Missing Chapters." THE PEOPLES.

SHIRLEY MASON 1 TO-NIGHT. To-night's big bill presents Pnramount'a delightful new star, Shirley Mason in a new pulsating, up-to-the-mimite story "Come On In." It is not exactly a spy play nor a war story, although a handful of German spies get in the road of some decent people and incidentally stop something. Erne-t Truex; is a revelation of what a clever actor can really do when the chance is given to him. The bill includes the big Mack Sennett comedy "Keilly's Washing Day," latest gazette, and "The Fighting Trail."

POPULAR CONCERT AND DANCE, j Mr. Frank Amoore, the Australian tenor, assisted by Miss B. Kerr-Duncan, L.A.8., A.R.A.M., solo pianist and accompanist, and Mr. Ralph Farmer, the popular humoros singer and reciter, will give l a concert at the Urenui Hall to-night* A complete change of programme will be presented. Mr. Amoore specialising, by repeated requests in songs in which simple melody predominates. A slipper and dance will be provided after the concert, and patrons attending should have an enjoyable evening. Miss KerrDuncan will play the dance- music.