ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1920, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY'S. WILLIAM RUSSELL IN "UP ROMANCE ROAD." A story of romance, adventure, thrills, with a popular hero and a beautiful heroine —what more could be required to make a picture attractive —thf.v are all there in "Up Romance Road" in which the journey up the road is undertaken by William Russell, he of the brawny thews, and Charlotte Burton. Both society pets, they are engaged to be married, and each finds something lacking in the life of luxuiy they are living. They set out to find something a li'ttle more exciting, and stumble into a hornet's nest - of adventure and activity. Neither expected such a large dose rs they got, but the getting makes a rattling fine picture, and with a man like William Russell, and a girl like Charlotte Burton, nothing short of jolly good measure could be anticipated. "Up Romance Road" shows to-night and to-mor-row at Everybody's, and the programme will also include the 12th episode of "Wolves of Kultur."

THE PEOPLE'S. MACK SEXXETT ANT) DOROTHY DALTON TO-NIGHT. A crowded house greeted the opening last night of the current giant bill at the People's. The smashing wind-up to the great serial adventure storv, "The Fighting Trail." is only surpassed by the biggest Mack Sennett menagerie comedy ever seen. The la.tcst Pictograph showing physical culture for the female form i.? particularly interesting, while dashing Dorothy Dalton surmisses herself in her exouisite theme. "Hard Uoiled." The final screening is to-night, and a straight tip is: don't miss it. Tomorrow's new bill present,? charmins Miv Allison in Metro's newest play, "Her Inspiration."