ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1921, Page 7

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. LAST NIGHT OF “MISS AMBITION.” Captivating Corinne Griffith appears finally to-night in the lavishly-dressed Vitagraph six-reel production, “Miss Ambition,” the story of a girl who sacrificed love for ambition, preferring the ready-made wealth of an old love t<r the prospects of her struggling lover. The bill includes Gazette, Travelog, and comedy.

“THE IDOL DANCER”—MONDAY.

The big D. W. Griffith seven-ree! super-feature, “The Idol Dancer,” will open its local season at Everybody’s on Monday. It is an enthralling play, beautifully set amid the scenic grandeur of the South Sea Islands. The bill will include “Dragon’s Net” No. 3, as well as Gazette.

THE PEOPLE’S.

“ANNA THE ADVENTURESS.” Novel readers will well remember Phillip Oppenheim’s popular story “Anna the Adventuress.” Thgre is not a dull moment in it, and the suspense holds to the end. In picture form the story is equally or even more engrossing, and given perfect acting, beautiful settings in both London and Paris, the Hepworth Company have made a truly great picture of the novel, and have produced one pt the best English pictures to date. The -featured artists are the popular English favorites, Alma Taylor and Gerald Ames. The bill includes, Gazette, comedy, and “Smashing Barriers” No. 4. The matinee today commences" at 2 p.m. —■