ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1919, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. A BRILLIANT DOUBLE PROGRAMME. Patrons attending at Everybody's last evening were delighted with the brilliant double feature programme presented. The popular actress, Peggy Hylan won all hearts by her splendid portrayal in tHe Fox feature "Marriages Are Made." This picture is of a most interesting nature and Peggy surprises her admirers by her skill and fearlessness in a number of daring feats. Frank Keenan presents the finest work of his career in the dual role of a bad man and a good man in Pathe's "Midnight Stage." The story is of old California in the days of gold rushes, when a gambler belonged to an honorable profession. Dramatic and forceful to an extreme, the picture staggers by its very vividness. It is a splendid picture of the old West, both in atmosphere and characterisation, knit together in 8 tense, real story of he times. There will be a ] matinee this afternoon when theFnxpicure "Marriages Are Made" will 'be the chief attraction. THE PEOPLE'S. J -"LITTLE WOMEN" To-day's new bill at the People's, commencing at the matinee at 2 p.m., presents Louisa M. Alcott's famous story "Little Women." In this play the lovable characters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, come to life—the four most favorite girls in literature. The programme includes the special interest film of Hawker's Trans-Atlantic Flight, as well as the latest gazette, etc. On Tuesday and Wednesday next there is a big special Christmas bill, comprising Roacoe (Fatty) Arbuckle in his second big super-comedy, "Love," and beautiful Lila Lee in "The Secret Garden." The matinee on Wednesday next commences at 2.30.