ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1921, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S.

«THE BROADWAY BUBBLE” AND HAROLD LLOYD COMPANY.

Thrilling situations abound in “The Broadway Bubble,” which gives Corinne Griffith the best opportunities she yet has had to display her remarkable dramatic ability and versatility. The radiant young star plays a dual role, as twin; sisters, who appear together in many scenes. So alike are the sisters in appearance, though different in character and temperament, that one of the sisters is able to impersonate the other with servants, friends, and even the husband, while her twin seeks a career on the stage. Extraordinary complications occur, in spite of the fact that the married sister was estranged from the husband in whose home she lived. He finds formerly unknown qualities in his “wife,” and falls in love with her again, seeking a reconciliation, much to the embarrassment of the masquerading twin. Some truly wonderful double exposures show,ing the sisters together lend additional charm to the picture. The bill includes the bill Harold Lloyd comedy “The Eastern Westerner,” one hundred times funnier than “Bumping into Broadway.” THE PEOPLE’S. LAST NIGHT OF A WIFE.” The big 6-reel Selznick-National super.feature, “Just a Wife,” screening finally to_night at the People's, is a superlative production with an all-star oast of great brilliance. It will appeal to everybody who is married, or expects to be It will throw new light on the perplexity of every one who was ever in love—on thought he was. The bill includes “Moonriders,” gazettes a'v! comedy. To-mor-row’s change presents o big Fox offering. Pearl White in “The Tiger’s Cub,” and Sunshine comedy.