ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 23 January 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. ) CONNIE TALMADGE IN “LESSONS IN ’ LOVE.” Constance Talmadge, as full of fun and pep as ever, is the very popular attraction at Everybody’s to-night. Her vehicle is “Lessons in Love,” a corking good comedy drama, adapted from Douglas Murray’s stage play “The Man from Toronto.” “Lessons in Love” continues to draw capacity crowds. The story deals with the attempts of two old men to choose a husband for their ward, a young woman with a very strong mind of her own. They select a nephew, but he is determined that he will wed omy the woman of his own choice. The situation is distasteful to the girl. She does not relish the idea of a prospective bridegroom looking her over, so she conceals her identity by masquerading as a maid. The young man is very handsome, and the’ “Maid” flirts with him. Complications multiply, the laughs increase in proportion. A big “Snooky” comedy and gazettes are also on the bill. Box plans are at CollSer’s. THE PEOPLE’S. LAST NIGHT OF EUGENE O’BRIEN. The people’s Selznick star, Eugene O’Brien, appears finally to-night in his romantic comedy drama, “Is Life Worth Living,” an excellent production in every wav. The bill includes gazettes, comedy, and “THe Branded Four.” Tomorrows change presents h;!een Percy in her latest Fox production, ‘Wings o£ Love.” It’s the story of a. girl reared on a western ranch, going east to inherit a fortune and entering somety, where her aunt is to pick cut a husband for her. The girl, however, ,ms her own ideas about husband’s -and therein lies the big point and the humoi of the story. big Sunshine Jomedy is also on the new bill. CHAUTAUQUA. No item is more favorably commented upon by those who have attended Chautauqua in other places than Hie Arcadian quartette. Soprano, Miss Boris Orr; mezzo soprano, Miss Jean Cocks; tenor. Mr. William Buckley; bass, Mr. Cyril Mee. Few forms of music are so attractive or more pleasing than a well trained and well-balanced ouartette. The Arcadian Quartette is an Australian party under the direction of Mr. Mee, and will give items from a repertoire ranging from simple ballad to operatic selections. Tickets for the seaTn ... available at 10s, from the lead•n" business men or at the local bookoffice, H. Cqllier and Son ; children 4,’ The season commences nt the Lm pira Theatre on February 4.