ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 January 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. CORINNE GRIFFITH IN “THE TOWER 1 OF JEWELS.” “The Tower of Jewels” presents an absorbing story of the underworld, shedding light on the vast intelligence employed by criminals of a high order in their pursuits. It furnishes splendid opportunities for displaying the . beauty and, talents\of Corinne Griffith, who gives a remarkably faithful . and appealing characterisation of the “Princess,” agirl who has fallen into the toils of a gang of criminals, and has not had a (diahce to go straight. “The Tower of Jewels” is a wonderful necklace of diamonds which forms the object of many daring attempts at burglary. For beauty of production and tensity of action the picture would be Hard to beat, and the beauty of the star scintillates through the enthralling story, rivalling even the. beauty of the wonderful gems \in the famous necklace. The screening nights are to-night and to-morrow at Everybody’s. THE PEOPLE’S. LAST NIGHT OF BERT LYTELL AND ELMO LINCOLN. Popular Bert Lytell is certainly most entertaining in his latest seven-reel “Metro” de luxe play, “The Right of Way,” screening finally to-night at the People’s. “The Right of Way” is a splendid play of the Canadian Northland, and Mr. Lytell is supported by a most able cast. It is a romantic play and the leading feminine role is played by Miss Virginia Caldwell. The bill also presents latest gazette and Elmo Lincoln in his great serial stunt play, “Elmo the Fearless.” To-morrow’s new bill, commencing at the matinee at 2. p.m., presents Elaine Hammerstein in Selznick’s latest production, “The Country Cousin,” and the bill includes latest gazette, comedy and episode two of “Tih Minh.”