ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN "A LADY'S NAME." Constance Talmadge will appear a: Everybody's to-night in a comedy romance entitled "A Lady's Name," written by the author of '"A Pair of .Silk Stockings." There is not a dull moment in the whole of its construction, and all through the young comedienne justifies Jjcr reputation as the most charming and captivating artist on the All the merriment arises out of an advertisement for a husband. Clever and fascinating as the story is, it is to the consummate art of the young star that its success is most due. An excellent list of supporting items includes series No. 2 of the popular Post Nature Studies, entitled ".Raindrops." , These scenic pictures are a remarkable advance in out-door subjects and show some really magnificent scenery. Amongst the other items there is the sixth episode of "Stingaree," and a two-reel comedy arid topical gazette. THE PEOPLE'S. ! LAST NIGHT, "PAID IN FULL." "Paid in Full," starring Pauline Fredcrick, and screening finally to-night at the People's, is a picture of tense dramatic interest, and one filled with many beautiful and spectacular scenes. It is a story showing that it is the woman who always pays when a worthless man steals from his employer and deceives (he woman as to its source. Miss Fredcrick readies considerable dramatic height-, and is sure to delight all her old admirers. The latest gazette, pietograph, and comedy are also shown. Tomorrow's big new feature is "The Sheriff's Son," a peppery Western play, starring popular Charlie Kay.