ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 February 1921, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. LAST NIGHT OF “PINK TIGHTS.” The circus has a charm for young and old alike, and all the fascination of the "big tops” is included in "Pink Tights,” in which Gladys Walton stars for the last, time at Everybody’s tonight. Included in the performance is a thrilling balloon ascent and parachute jump. A pleasing 4ove story adds to the attractiveness of the picture. A double feature bill will be introduced to-morrow, when Bessie Love stars in a. Vitagraph feature of the lumber camps, entitled “The Little Boss.” and Sessue Ilayakawa hi a story of old Japan, "The Dragon Painter.” THE PEOPLE’S. DORIS KEN,YON IN “TWILIGHT.” Doris Kenyon heads- her own company in "Twilight,” the first production' of De Luxe Pictures Inc., which picturises the famous novel, "The Alchemy of Love,” by Louin Joseph Vance. “Twilight,” the loveliest girl ever seen in the North Carolina mountains, because of a love made Frenchman’s vindictiveness, finds herself handcuffed to the maniac who knows that they are surrounded by a fire, expects to be burned to death and is determined that the pretty victim of his insane passion •rtrtril die with him. How “Twilight” temporarily lost her reason when, in defence of honor, she pushed her assailant over a cliff, believing him dead from the fall, is displayed in graphic picturing as the beautiful girl traverses the valley of the shadows to final complete happiness in the sunlight of restored sanity and the arms of the man she loves. “Elmo the Fearless.” Gazette and corned) 7 are also on the bill.