ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16454, 5 June 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE PEOPLE’S. BIG BILL HART IN “BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN.” Blue Blazes Rawden was just one of those human derelicts that are to be found in any community—one of those .men. possessed. jof a hellish temper—hriite force—andl a domineering personality—yet withal—practically a waster, out of choice. One day Bine Blazes Ra wden comes to the saloon. _ At‘their, first meeting Rawden and Hilgard are Bitter enemies. The latter says-' “This place won’t own two masters. I don’t want y>ur patronage, go elsewhere.” ' Rawden smiles—looks at Hilgard’s sweetheart—a half-caste—-and answers; “1 like this place and I like your squaw;, and I am staying right here.” And so the picture leads on through the fight and afterwards. It is probably the best thing Hart has yet done. The programme : 'includes Travelog and two-reel comedy. Tha final screening is to-morrow night. EVERYBODY’S. LAST NIGHT OF EARLE WILLIAMS, IN “THE SEAL OF SILENCE.” He suspected her of being the child’s mother, yet he could not But love her. Then cam© the amazing revelation that it was Ins own child. This is the extraordinary position which arises in the Vitagraph story, “The Seal of Silence,” screening finally at Everybody’s tonight. The fifth epi-'cdV of “The House of Hate” also shows Mir the last time to-night. ' i '

COATING TO-ATORROAV. , OT.GA PETROVA, IN “TEAIPEDBD, STEEL.” The world-famous star, Olga Petrova, commences a two-night season tc-mor-row in her latest production,. “Tempered Steel.” All critics agree that Petrova roaches tho height of her career in this picture. Never has she been so consistent and realistic. Prices cs» usual.