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LITTLE MARY McALISTER, the Most AVinsom© Child Actress, in "THE GUIDING HAND" at 1.15, 3.15, 5.15, 7.15, 9,15 p.m. QUEEN'S THEATRE. From 11 a.m. Another "Mutual" Masterpiece, MARGARITA FISCHER, The Spanish-American Beauty, in "THE PEARL OF PARADISE." Tho Glamour of Lovo and Adventure in Tho Tropics; And Bth Chapter of the Great Railway Novel: - ••THR GIRL AND THE GAME.' 8)50 JjiVERYBODY' S This Week. Tho Magnificent World Film Drama. "HUSBAND AND WIFE,"Starring _ Ethel CLAYTON and Montague LOVE. Coming—NEXT WEEK—Coming CHARLES CHAPLIN in Tho Latest Mutual-Chaplin Comedy, "THF. CURE." SSM Q.RAND THEATRE. EXCITEMENT. EXCITEMENT. Tho MOST EXCITING "THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP (No. 2). "THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP" (No. 2). The "dizzy limit" in daring horsemanship. MABEL TALIAFERRO (in "Jury of Fate ). A Delightful METRO Offering. "MYSTERIES OF MYRA" (No. 9). 8765 Liberty theatre. THIS WEEK. BESSIE LOVE. BESSIE LOVE. BESSIE LOVE. / In "THE SAWDUST RING." I, In "THE SAWDUST RING." 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