ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1920, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. LAST NIGHT OF NORMA TALMADGE IN "THE WAY OF A WOMAN." In "The Way of a Woman," Norma Tahnadge's latest Select picture, which was adapted from the famous play,. "Nancy Lee," by Eugene Walter, the beloved screen star excels even her own high marls in a thrilling story of American life. The scenes of the story are laid in a Southern plantation and also in the gayest parts of New York. "The Way of a' Woman" will be shown at Everybody's to-night. The programme includes a Sunshine comedy, "Virtuous Husbands." " / : ' THE PEOPLE'S. BIG DOUBLE BILL. To-night's big new bill presents Albert Ray and Elinor Fair in "Vagabond Luck," another bright comedy drama, i pricked with humor, based on one of the sweetest stories ever, told of fast 1 horses and high life; and the ever popular artiste, Gladys Hrockwell, in her big Fox play, "Thieves," a great human lieart photo-play, presented by William Fox, allowing the way in which even thieves may be redeemed and regenerated by the greatest thing in the world —love. Gladys Broekwcll handles the star role with great emotional power, putting her best work into her big hand-to-hand fight with a gentleman> crook; her final struggle for honor and for love, the most thrilling scene in the play. The bill includes latest gazettes. Announcement is made that Naziraova's famous play, "The Red Lantern," commences at the People's on Thursday.