ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1920, Page 4

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. PAULINE FREDERICK IX ' THE FEAR WOMAN." ''The Fear Woman" gives Pauline Frederick every opportunity to exercise to the full her power, her beauty, and her magnificent appeal. It is ti story of a fine, sensitive, passionate and loving ivoman, rising from the depths of a hereditary fear, and winning through pluck and endurance. This storv of modem society has many tense situations with the thrills and romance that go to make a fine picture. Soul-shrivelling fear of the inheritance of her forbears takes hold of the girl and drives her away from the altar and the man she loyes. She faces scandal, and eventually, in a smashing climax, finds her way into the arms of the man who founts. Pauline Frederick is little short of wonderful in the leading role of Helen Winthrop. Vivian Martin stars in "A Modern Thelma," a t'ox feature on the same bill, which shows to-night and to-morrow at Everybody's.

THE PEOPLE'S. LAST NIGHT OF MITCH. LEWIS & BERNARD DUDLEY. To-night concludes the season at the People's of the big double feature bill presenting the'famous all-British production, "The Great Impostor," featuring, the eminent Bernard Dudley an a British film by British people. Two stories in one—and the inns, the yokels, the countryside of "the old Dart." A romance of three sailor-men, three modern musketeers, wliase motto ■was: "What one has, all share.'" Big Mitch. Lewis is featured in "Calibre 38," a gripping' mystery play, and latest gazette is also shown. To-morrow's new bill presents beautiful Elaine llammerstein in Selznick's "ntosl! masterpiece; "The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes," commencing at the matinee to-morrow at 2.