ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE PEOPLE'S. EMMY WHELEN IN "WHEN' A WOMAN LOVES." Commencing a two-night season at The People's to-night- the popular Metro star, Emmy Whelen, will star m the nve-reel feature "When a Woman Loves." It is a story of gay life, wealth and poverty, with one girl taking the family responsibilities on her frail shoulders and another seeking the primrose path of least resistance. How a remarkable series of circumstances drag the good girl into touch with her sister's' companions and her final escape through a young attorney and Cupid provides a story that never allows the interest to wander for one moment the picture is screening. The supports include a two-reel Billy West comedy, "The Bogue," and the Topical Budget.
EVERYBODY'S. MONTAGUE LOVE IN "THE HAND INVISIBLE." To-night at Everybody's Montague Lovr will appear for the last time in the World drama, "The Hand Invisible." story ot a Napoleon of the'business world who copied the older Napoleon and divorced his wife because she was childless, this story provides all the elements for an gripping photoplay and the World film producers have taken full advantage of their opportunities. The supports include "The Lightning fiauraont RrttpMc, and a very funny comedy film, "A Lion Special."
COMINTr TO-MORHOW—SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN "HIS DEBT." To-morrow and Saturday the famous Japaneso actor Sesaue Hayakawa will «l.ar in a big dramatic film trrumpli, ''llia Debt." ' •
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 April 1920, Page 6
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