ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Daily News, 14 June 1921, Page 6

ENTERTAINMENTS.

EVERYBODY’S. LAST NIGHT OF “MARGE O’DOONE.” The big production, “The Courage of Marge O’Doone,” from the famous story by James Oliver Curwood, is showing finally to-night at Everybody’s Theatre. It is one of the most thrilling and instructive productions ever shown. A bear fight, into which brave Pauline Starke, as Marge O’Doone, has the courage to rush in an effort to separate the struggling animals, is one of the big scenes in the production. The scenic beauty of the picture is unusual. it presents one of the roost picturesque spots in North America at seasons when it is the most beautiful, and lays bare a territory into which few human beings have ventured, a land where romance and adventure are part of the daily routine. Gazette, comedy and Interest films are also shown. To-morrow’s change presents a big English production, “Molly Bawn,” featuring Alma Taylor. THE PEOPLE'S. 1 GEORGE WALSH AND SHIRLEY MASON. “The Plunger,” a William Fox picture starring George Walsh, which is scheduled to open at the People’s Theatre to-night, is said to be a gripping story of Wall Street financial conspiracy and stock manipulation—-these forming the background for a delightful love .story through which Cupid romps at a record-breaking pace. The seething curb market activities and frantic scenes within the Stock Exchange are shown in photographs taken on the spot. Delightful Shirley Mason appears in “Wing Tong,” and no production in which this dainty star has been seen approaches in beauty of story and detail her present picture. Pearl Doles Bell wrote the story. Latest Fox Gazettes are also shown.