ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. TOM MOORE IN 'MUST FOR TONIGHT." The ever-popular Tom Moore stars in his latest comedy success "Just for Tonight" at Everybody's this afternoon at 2 p.m., and to-night at S. Tom Moore has richly justified his elevation to stardom by Goldwyn- His bright, sunny smile, and delightful Irish humor, the little whimsicalities with which he enhances his work, and his clean, manly appearance, all go far towards making him one of the most popular screen stars of the day. His latest feature "Just for To-night," was specially written for him, and in consequence is a brilliant success. Rich in comedy, aided by smart and pithy sub-titles, with a big punch in the finish, the story Is all satisfying. The leading lady, Lucy Fox, is attractive and natural, and provides sufficient, reason for the hero falling in love with her. "Just for Tonight" is showing for one day only.

THE PEOPLE'S. ELSIE FERGUSOX-'THE MARRIAGE PRICE." Extraordinary interest, attaches to the announcement that "The Marriage Price," 11 Paramount Picture, is to be sriwiiod at the People's Theatre to-day, featuring, as it docs, the universally admired and much-beloved Elsie Ferguson, '■' The Marriage Price" is a photoplay brimming with tense situations that will fix in the mind and gorgeous settings that will prove a feast to the eye. She married for money, and she expected to be unhappy. Nothing could convince her that her wealthy husband really loved her. It took a great crisis to make her realise the fact—and it's that great crisis- that makes "The Marriage Price" such a throbbing, punchful, photoplay! It pays to deceive a woman —if it; is for her own sake. The bill includes the latest gazette, pictograpn and comedy.