ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 January 1920, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. COMPLETE CHANGE FOR TO-NIGHT" ONLY. Mollie King has a charming role to, portray in the S'creencraft drama, ''Suspense," screening at Everybody's tonight. The beautiful young musical comedy star is one of the hard workers of the stage and screen. Prominent in the musical comedy world, she lias also carried out some very difficult parts on the screen, her last being the "Mystery of the Double Cross," in which great serial she essayed a double role. In "Suspense," a foreign spy drama of quick action, she has another adventurous part to play, that of a young girl who pits herself against a band of Hun intriguers to clear her father's name. The story is sensational and thrilling.! "Suspense" programme will be shown for to-night only, as the management has •secured the big Jewel super-feature, "Destiny" for to-morrow. Dorothy Phillips has the leading part in "Destinv."

THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF BERT LYTELL. The popular and manly actor, Bert I.ytell, scores a big success in "Blind Man's Eyes," screening finally at the People's to-night. Mr. Lytell plays a strong and virile role, and he is ably supported by Miss Naomi Childers and a strong east. A sterling Billy West tomedy and latest gazettes are alno showing. "GOOD-BYE BILL" TO-MORROW, The most humorous story ever written round "Kaiser Bill" is the latest product of the imaginations o? .John Emerson and Anita Loos, entitled "Good-Bye Bill," starring Shirley Mason and Ernest Treux, and commencing to-morrow at the matinee at 2 p.m. It is said that everyone screams with laughter from the first foot of film to the time when Bill "gets the raspberry." The programme includes Billy West comedy, Gazette and Pic.tograph.