ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1920, Page 5

ENTERTAINMENTS.

I —- EVERYBODY'S. BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. An exceptionally strong double programme is showing at Everybody's tonight and at both sessions to-morrow, the big attractions being a Triangle special feature, "Toton," starring Olive Thomas, and a Pox feature, "The Bride of Fear," with the popular Jewel Cacmeri in the title role. "You don't mind getting a lump in your throat so long as you go away feeling happy." That' 3 what people say about "Toton," and it aptly describes the prettiest romantic drama seen on the screen for some time. "The Bride of Fear" is a powerful dramatic story and gives Jewel Carmen a splendid opportunity to display her emotional talents. There is also a very interesting English Pathe Gazette included on the programme. THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." The great Australian production "The Man From Kangaroo," drew a big house last night at the People's. It is a tense and thrilling drama of Australian life "out-back." Taken amidst the most impressive and beautiful scenery of New South Wales, it is like a breath from the Gum Trees, bringing to tho city in all its beauty the romance and glamor I of the Bilent depths of our great bnßhland. A strong vigorous romance races through the story like a wind-driven bush fire. Action and incident stir the blood and grip the attention. Patrons are advised to reserve at Hoffmann's, or I be early to avoid waiting in the queue.