ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1920, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. "THREE GREEN EYES." At Everybody's to-night will be screened an all star feature from the World studio, ''Three Green Eyes," in which are no fewer than five of the foremost stars, Montague Love, June Elvidge, Carlylc Blackwell, Evelyn Greeley, and last but not least, that delightful little comedian, Johnny Hines. The story is a wild helter-skelter rush after a love-letter written, of course, by a young woman, to a man—not the mail she married—and four of the stellar artists chaise it to prevent the fifth from receiving it. All through it is the brightest picture that the World people have released for years, and should be universally popular. The supports include one of the now famous "Sunshine'' two-reel comedies, "Money Talks," and a Pathe Gazette. '■ ■lf ' THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NTGITT OF "HERO STUFF" AND "THE GREY WOLF'S GIIGST." . The splendid big double bill at the People's presenting Russell in "This Hero Stud," an hilarious tworeel Sunbeam comedy, "Stripes and Stars," and H. B. Warner in "The Grey Wolf's Ghost.," screens finally to-night..' TOM MIX TO-MORROW. The raw vitality of the North-West pulses through the portrayal of its spirit by Tom Mix, the stalwart star whom William Fox will present in the People's to-morrow, in his latest thriller, ."The Cyclone." No one is more capable of interpreting the strength and virility of the border man than this Fox leader, whose screen adventures.-are but another instalment in a life replete with actual struggle and'victory. The bill includes gazettes and Peggy Hyland in "Cowardice Court," a thrilling talc of romance, shot-guns and snobbery.