ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 April 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OP "CHOOSING A WIFE." A fine English production, entitled "Choosing a Wife," is being shown for the last time at Everybody's to-night. Hearing the chimes, which are being rehearsed for her marriage, Dorothy Blossom realises that they are mocking her ; for she has just been told that the man she thought desired to wed her in reality had intended the letter of proposal which she received for another. The story is intensely interesting. The supporting films include another episode of "Stingaree" and the "Pathe Gazette." THE PEOPLE'S. BIG POX DOUBLE BILL TO-NIGHT. To-night's big new double bill is headed by Virginia Pearson in William Fox's sensational drama of Metropolitan high life, "The Love Auction," a gripping story dealing with the secrets of liiglf society. It is a vivid, realistic, thrilling pieture—one which women will flock to see. It tells the true heart story of many of them. It depicts in a sensational manner how many men drive their wives from the narrow path. There

are a number of big, tense scenes in the play. The production is .an elaborate one, and the furnishings are lavish. "The Love Auction" excels all other Virginia Pearson pictures. Albert Ray and Elinor Fair appear in "Words and Music By," a bright five-reer comedy-drama, and the latest gazettes are also on the bill.