ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 January 1921, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. BIG DOUBLE BILL THIS AFTER- j NOON AND TO-NIGHT. ‘ At Everybody’s this afternoon and ■ finally to-night there will be shown a oouble feature programme, including •villiam Desmond in ‘•Whitewashed •vails” and Gladys Leslie in a Vita-g;-vpn feature, ‘-The Mating.” “White- : washed ‘Walls” is a hilariously funny • on the comic opera politics of ’ a South American republic, and William ; Desmond is seen as the delightful Irish : adventurer, Larry Donovan, who turns i the toy State completely inside out and ! extricates himself from all sorts of • ticklish situations in which firing i parties and a white-washed wall play i the principal parts, solely by the exer- ; cise of his Irish ingenuity and wit. Quite : the best work he has done is evident in i Desmond’s presentation of Larry, and a ! really funny story is further enhanced I by the humorous titling of the picture. J ‘•The Mating” is a picture of every-day i folk that will prove particularly inter- ; esting. COMING MONDAY. GRACE DARL'NQ IN ‘-'EVEN AS EVE.” A Robert W. Chambers’ story should ' always excite a iittie thrill in the fem- j inine heart, and “Even as Eve,” the j First National special attraction adapt- \ ed from lys “Shining Band,” makeg a ! picture that for eheer excitement and j entertaining value administers a knock- j out to the novel. Grace Darling makes ! her first appearance in the leading role, : and her thrilling experiences with the ; band of fanatics whose endeavor to , keep the sexes apart is s/ productive of j rouble arc tellingly shown. “The \ Rajah,” a Harold Lloyd-Bebe Daniels comedy, makes a fine half-hour’s cure for grouches. THE PEOPLE’S. OWEN’MOORE IN “A DESPERATE* HERO.” “The Desperate Hero” is a rollicking comedy-drama in which the hero, as played by Owen Moore, starts blithely out to the country in a small motor — his only possession—to escape a tailor creditor. As a result of his efforts to avert the tailor’s summons, he finds himself hound into servitude for his • two weeks to the husband of a former eetheart. A strange woman claims : ■ iiim for her husband, much to his dis- ; i gust, and a number of other incidents ; ■ occur to make him feel the heavy hand i :of misfortune. Ovfren Moore is at his : best in the role of Henry Baird—his work is delightfully natural and con--1 vincing anjl exceedingly well done in ■ ihe comedy parts. Mr. Moore is supported by'a very strong cast, including ! Gloria Hope, a beautiful girl who makes ia. charnrina’ heroine. The bill includes 1 i gazette, comedy and “Tih Minh’’ No. 3. j On Monday the wonderful terrier , “Floss” will make her bow to local audi- ' “uce c . ‘ joined the N.Z.E.F. at I Codford in 1917. coming as a puppy I from the home of Sir Walter Long to . Sergeant Ln-.nd found that she j has a wonderful intelligence. She was taught nmny extraordinary trick 1 ?, and : as an entertainer die was popular in many camps nn the Salisbury Plaint s , at children’s hospitals throughout Britain, and at patriotic functions. HUNGRY AS A AND CAN'T EAT. I A great many people get angry when‘s T° u ' tell them they’ve got dyspepsia, hut way dtf wn • deep in their stomachs they know they’ve gdk i it. 1 i I'd love to eat it. but I can’t, is one kind r; of dyspepsia. I hate to think of it is another kind. There ! are thousands of people to-day who hate their I meals and love them nt the same time. They haven't that fine empty-hungry, eat every-thing-in-sight kind of feeling, which goes with ‘ every good healthy stomach These people are dyspeptics. Poor appetite, loss of strength, ‘ nerreusness, headache, offensive breatl", heart ; burn, indigestion and dyspepsia, are all among I the results of a disordered stomach. Every possible kind of stomach trouble can be relieved by taking something which will just take right hold of all the food In your stomach and digest it alone without the help of , the stomach, and let tte stomach take a-rest., Pr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tubules do this very | thing. They are composed of the best digestives known to science, and are absolutely safe. Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules relieve all cases of dyspepsia, indigestion, burning, or irritation, loss of appetite, bloat, brash, belching, aversion to food, fermentation, and gas in the stomach:. Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules will make you feel “good” before and after each meal, and make your stomach ttrung and healthy again. Price 2s and 3s fid • tin. Obtainable everywhere. NORTH BRITISH SOLID TRUCK For light cost under heavy loads there’s no truck tyre to compare with ] TYRES. Guaranteed for 10,000 miles.ioy