ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1920, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. ' LAST NIGHT OF "FAIR AND WARMER." Patrons at Everybody's last evenir.-; were treated to .an' exceptionally strong j double programme which opened with i "The Praise Agent." a five reel World j feature, -tarring Arthur Ashley and j Dorothy Green. Tho story deals en-j Certainingly and without " unpleasant j "afire with tho fight made by the suf-1 recite?. This feature was followed! ''v episode of "The Mystery ] '-■'■ '•-/, * am! the:i. came the big event of i the _ programme, the screen classic j special, "Fair ami Warmer," with May I Allison as tin star. The picture reaches i f.ie high water mark in comedy iea- i turn.?, and was greeted last night with j gale?_ of laughter. After ' viewing i ■he picture it h quite possible to under" ' stand why the comedy had such a won- \ derful stage success. It is a genuine j tonic and there is hardly a, foot of; film th,■:.?. does not introduce some j iii.ohly amusing situation. The full pro- j gramme screens again to-night for the last time. j TOM MIX TO-MORROW. I To-morrow's change will be headed bv '■ * Fox feature "Western Blood," with tnc popular Tom Mix in the loading part. The programme will also include a five reel, feature "Man and Bea«t" a romance of the African jungle. THE PEOPLE'S. CATHERINE CALVERT LN "OUT OF; THE NIGHT." To-night's new bill presents the new queen of the screen, Catherine Calvert, in the gripping mystery drama "Out of the Night." Miss Calvert is ably supported by Herbert Rawlinson and a atrong cast of players. "Out: of the Night" has an oddly contrived photo-plot, impelling sustained interest throughout the story, which tells how a social outcast, as an artist's model, foiled intrigue and villainy. The bill includes latest gazette, comedy, and educational weekly.