ENTERTAINMENTS

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4148, 19 November 1920, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS

EVERYBODY'S PICTURES

"Johnny Get Your Gun" has all tho pep and go in it that tho title suggests iiiul the patrons at the Oddfellows' Mail last night thoroughly relished Fred, Stoite as the high-pressure hero in this Wild West romance. Variety was provided by a Paramount Pictograph, interesting and instructive. Now comes the champion heavyweight comedian, Fatty Arbuckle, in "Back Stage," a merry comedy behind tho scenes in theatrical life, in which even jealousy is turned into media for many laughs. This programme will be screened again tonight. For the matinee and tomorrow night another lively bill ol fare is .provided. Wallace Reed in "You're Fired!" and Fatty Arbuckle in "The Garage Man." THE DOGS AT THE LYCEUM. Flaneur is to provide something no:v in the way of entertainment at the Lyceum to-night and twice tomorrow. There aro three small- dogs who do their remarkable stunts almost as intelligently and keenly as humans. Mop and Prince are champions, and the specialty, "A Day m Dog Town," is laughter-provoking. There will also bo a -full programme of pictures to-night and to-morrow night, headed by the 7th instalment of the exciting serial, "The Mystery of 13," and "The White Lie," with Bessie Barriscale as the wife who, by adopting the child of a crook, and passing it olf as her own, arouses.a whole mass of trouble and difficulty, especially when the husband finds the photograph of his wife and the child in the room of a friend who is afterwards found murdered. It is a gnp- ! ping story. "The White Lie" will not Ibe screened at the matinee, a big i Wild West drama taking its place.