ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 January 1922, Page 2

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. LAST NIGHT OF CONNIE TALMADGE. Constance Talmadge gives some very interesting lessons in love to two doting old. bachelors and a young westerner in her latest First National starring vehicle, which is very appropriately entitled '‘Lessons in Love.” The two elderly gentleman are very anxious to see her married to a chap she has never seen. Constance disguises herself as a housemaid to foil both, together with the young fellow in question, and the fun ’becomes fast and furious. The bill also presents a big “Snooky” comedy and gazettes. BIG DOUBLE BILL TO-MORROW. To-morrow’s change presents a big double star bill. Vitagraph have a distinct success in the feature drama, “Closed Doors,” and Eva Novak is to be seen in her big Universal special drama of the South Sea Islands entitled “The Torrent.” THE PEOPLE’S. EILEEN PERCY IN “WJNGS OF LOVE.” Eileen Percy, the William Fox star, is booked for the People’s to-night in a picture called “Wings of Love.” It is a rollicking story of a western girl being “willed” into New York society circles, the big action centring around a pearl necklace which a crooked butler and a maid try to steal from the girl, but who find her western methods too much for them. William Scott plays a Prince Charming in the guise of an aviator. Scott is well known to followers of Fox pictures. When society crooks begin their work the airman is near to help the girl.. They do the job in fine western style and the aunt is forced to acquiesce in Betty’s choice of a husband —the ' handsome airman. The bill includes Fox Gazettes and a “Sunshine” comedy.