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AMUSEMENTS. nnHE KING'S THEATRE. Pro-is., West's, Ltd., k Linlo.v £ Donovan. Colo.-al and Continued Success of M>-fs Piitui'ps JinlcTtainniPii'i's. TO-NIGIll'! TO-NIGUT! .'. PI'OPJ.E'S PICTURK, Direct fr.un London, and Only at A\est's: 10 and l.'l-'t'HIO CONVICTS-111 and 13 !:> Kr.d 1:5—'I'll I-: CONVICTS—IO and 13 HI mill i:i-THE CONVICTS—IO and Kl 10 and i:!-THi: CONVU'TS-10 «nd 1« iu am! Ki-THI.: C(.|.\VI(TS-1O and 13 SYNOPSIS: A Happy Home. A Ssr-pr-nt: in tho Paradise. Suspicions. Caught. Shot Dead. Arrested. The Convict's foil. Th-> Escape. In Hot Pursuit. The Fly for- Life. Tho Ocean Steamer. Tho St!>waw:iy. The Poliro Force. Honoured lor Bravery. Cunvk-f Xo. 13. A Oho.it of the Past. Blackmail. Free Pardon. And tin ALL NL:\V NOVI-LTY PROGRAMME. Prices, Is. and Gd. Plan at Abel's and Theatre, ilnoking Fee, lid. 'Phono 3143. QTAK THEATRE, NEWTOAVN. WEST'S AND" STAR PICTURES UNJJ'OLD TIIS UNiVERSr.. Lessees Hayv.-ard's, Ltd. Direction, West's, Ltd., and Haywnrd'R. Ltd. A COLOSSAL ATTRACTION! THE CONVICT A drama, of THE CONVICT Intcrnalfoiiat .T'nmo. Full of P.issioM, ■ THi; CONVICT F.arn»stne~, and THK CONVICT Emotional Force. THK CONVICT A most oxtraordinory and brilliant cfl'ering that reaches the limit ot i)i'ainatic Originaliiy. THE rONYICT 10 :i.nd 13 THE f.'ONTKT — I!) iind i:» ■\iiil a l!l(i PROriRAMME of the WORLD'S LATICST PRODUCTIONS. PRICES: Is., Gd. "THE GARDEN OF MEMORY." A NEW AND FASCINATING WALTZ, By Adrian Hope ■ Owiiijj to the enormous sni- \ c; ! -i of Adrian Hope's Waltzes, "Silver Forn, "Radiant Morn." , "fiolden Shadows," etc., a new rcinpoMtioM bv this writer will !.,.-> ivelcom'ed. ''GARDKX THE OF MEMORY" is- a ch-irmins: DAXCE <U\'!ce measure, easy to play WALTZ and full ci liielo-ly thatatonco Fl'ill c.ipliviiteSi you. If you call at 'I'niS our New Warehouse in ManSEASON i'ors Street wo will be pleased to play Urn Walt/., over for you, or if unable, tn call wo will post you 'a copy. Price, l's. copy. Special to' Conductors of Orchestras:Send your professional card with a request 'for a-i orchestra! so: of "Garden of Memory." Wo will, send you a set free. '

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