ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 June 1920, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

j EVERYBODY'S. I BESSIE BARRISCALE IN "JOSSKi LYN'S WIFE." Bessie Barriseale's latest picture, entitled "Josselyu's Wife," is an unusually interesting and emotional drama of domestic life, in which a woman marries lan artist who afterwards falls' in love with his fascinating stepmother, Bessie Barriscale plays the part of the sorrowful wife with ail the pathos and sympathy that the part demands, and makes it thoroughly human in every way. The story works to an exciting climax 1 , when the husband is indicted for tlie murder of his father, and his accidental and extraordinary exoneration by Ilia little son is totally unexpected. The marvellous powers of mimicry possessed lay little Bon Alexander, the child wonder who made such a liit in "Hearts of the World,"' have a real test when he reproduces vividly for his mother the death scene of the old man, and fuiv nishes the clue to the murder mystery. The sixth episode of "The Man of Might" shows with "Josselyn's Wife" at Everybody's to-night and to-morrow. THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF JUNE CAPRICE AND EVELYN NESBIT. The fine Fox double star bill presenting Evelyn Nesbit and her son Russell Thaw in the highly dramatic play, "I Want to Forget," and June Caprice in "Miss Innocence," concludes at the People's to-night, HALE HAMILTON TO-MORROW. That breezy Metro star Hale Hamilton, is to be featured to-morrow in Metro's latest comedy drama hit "In His Brother's Place," a play of unexpected and alluring originality, ;a striking story of mis-mated twins and some amazing complications. The third episode of "Mary Page" is also on the -bill as well as gazette and travelog, g. - .-L-. . , J