ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 January 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF MAE MARSH. "The Racing Strain," starring pretty and accomplished Mae Marsh, concludes its season to-night at Everybody's. It is a i-i ost entertaining play with a love tale of great appeal and' pathos. There is a love race as exciting as any ever filmed, and there are some wonderfully vibrant scenes at Saratoga, the most fashionable racing centre in America. TAYLOR HOLMES TO-MORROW ONLY. To-morrow's new (heme is entitled "Two Bit .Seals," an Essanay comedydrama, starring the gifted pair, Taylor Holmes and Marguerite Clayton. "Two Bit Seats" screens one night only, Harold Lockwood appearing at a further change on Thursday evening in "Pals First."

THE PEOPLE'S. CHAS. RAY AND MACK SENNETT TO-NIGHT. To-night's new bill nt the People's presents popular Charles Ray in his latest Ince production, "The Girl Dodger," said to be one of the most humorous of the comedy-dramas that has ever left the Lasky Studios. The story is said to be particularly suited to Ray's abilities and the numerous humorous sub-titles add immensely to the enjoyment of the entertainment. Another special feature of the programme is the appearance of Slack Sennett's latest joy film, starring all the K-nuts. and entitled "No Mother to Guide Him." The latest gazettes are also shown.