ENTERTAINMENTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16547, 23 September 1919, Page 3

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE PEOPLE’S.

FATTY AEBUCKLB AND ETHEL CLAYTON. • To-night’s big double hill at the People’s presents Fatty Arbuckle in his second super-comedy, “The Sheriff,” and ihe ever popular feminine personality, Ethel Clayton, in “The P'il Who Came Back.” Miss Claytor Appears as a girl who is the daughter of a thief, and who has been brought up to believe her profession an honourable one, in which she should take sincere pride. Her reformation and the coming of a real love into her darkened life is the theme of a story that is dramatic. Elliott Dexter, Theodore Roberts, and Paramount’s leading screen players are in the supporting cast. A special “Arbuckle” matinee commences on Thursday at 3.30. EVERYBODY’S. LAST NIGHT OP MAE MARSH IN “THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE.” “The Glorious Adventure,” starring Mae Marsh, can rightly be described as a delightfully romantic and appealing story, and it is considerably enhanced by the wistful beauty of the young star. She has a typical Marsh role, one that elicits sympathy from the start, and provides dramatic and emotional incidents in which her work shines forth with advantage. Wyndham Standing and Alec Francis are able supporters of the star, and the stoiy has that rare quality of pleasing as well as convincing. The settings are' an adequate frame for a work of art in story, stars and atmosphere. This programme screens at Everybody’s tonight for the last time. THE DANDIES. SEASON CLOSES TO-NIGHT; The Dandies to-night close their New Plymouth season. Another crowded house greeted them last night and it was announced that the concluding programme would bo composed of the best numbers among those already given during this visit and their previous one, a number of requests having been received.