ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 26 July 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. CONSTANCE TALMADOT, IN "THE VEILED ADVENTURE." A young man who is very much in love cannot be expected to notice sucli a trifle as a rising tide; given a sandy stretch of beach, a lovely full moon glimmering on the water, the only girl you've ever really loved, and —well, who hasn't overlooked a trifle at such a time, and after all there are worse things than wading ashore with such a bundle of charming femininity as Constance Talmadge in your arms. The story Is "The Veiled Adventure," and it is a real Constance Talmadge ' story, brimful ot those delightful peppy situations that only she can handle. And, uot only that, but —a word to mere male creatures—there are some horrifying disclosures in the beauty parlors, that are such a mystery to the stronger but no less curious sex. How it is done, what it costs in pain and dollars, who docs it —all to retain that elusive charm of beauty, a delicate skin, fluffy hair, sparkling eyes, slim white hands. What a revelation! "The Veiled Adventure." screens at Everybody's to-night and tomorrow. THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT 01; lIAYAKAWA. The very fine programme at the People's, screening finally to-night, is headed by Sessile Hayakawa in his second "Haworth" film de iuxe, "The ilan Beneath," a stirring play of a mail's sacrifice for his friend. The bill includes a glorious Chester scenic, comedy and gazettes BIG FOX BILL TO-MORROW. To-morrow's big Fox bill presents Gladys Broclcwell in "Chasing Rainbows," in which beauty conquers lawless men; and Raymond Fair in another delightful Fox comedy-drama, "Love is Love," and latest gazettes.