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AMUSEMENTS. ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Z mUK • NEW THEATRE, 7, 7, JL .' Manners Stroet. ; 7, Z MacMnhon and Donnelly, Proprietors. Z 7. GO WHERE TJIJ3 CROWDS GO! 7. Z DAILY. 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. L Z CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Z 7, TO-DAY ami TO-NIGHT, August 9. Z 7, THE MAGNIFICENT NEW PRO- 7, /, GRAMME. Z 7, Will include one of tho most perfect Z 7i and wholesome dramas ever presented 7, 7. in ANY Part of THE WORLD. Z Z "WOMAN'S GRATITUDE." Z Z "WOMAN'S GRATITUDE." Z, Z Tho merits of all tho-OTHER Bub- /.- Z jeets will literally speak ' '•• 'fr Z for themselves. Z Z MANAGERIAL'ANNOUNCEMENT. /, Z Commencing Next MONDAY, Aug. 12, Z Z A WONDERFUL PRODUCTION, Z Z Willi*,will be presented for tho first Z 7, time, the spectacular mystic piotnre 7, Z drama Z Z "SH B." Z 7, ■" S It E." Z Z . "SI E." . Z Z A remarkable picture-version of Rider 7, 7, Haggard's delightfully romantic Work, Z Z of which two million copies were sold Z Z- throughout tho English-speaking Z Z ' world. Z Z Think of It! Adults SIXPENCE. Z Z Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. Z . SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB m H E ' A. D E L P El TO-NIGHT! GRAND BENEFIT NIGHT, ",: '*' In Aid-of tho TE AEO .SAILING. CLUB.'SPECIAL PICTURES.' ' ' SPECIAL SONGS. SPECIAL MUSIC, " 'By Request— "WHITE-WINGS- ON THE SOLENT"-'' -■.■'■■■ -•>-■- - '.And--■"PLEASURES. OF THE SEA" • ... - " .Will lx> -Screened.. V.Popular Prices: UPSTAIRS, Is.; DOWNSTAIRS, Gd.,-,, Booking, Od. extra. THE ADELPHI ' ; ■■■:-'- GRAND BENEFIT, •' ■'■" TO-NIGHT! ' ■'• ' - TO-NIGHT! ■ , TO-NIGHT! ;.. . ' TE AEO. .SAILING CLUB,. TE AEO SAILING CLUB. - - - ..TE'AEO. SAILING. CLUB... ~... PICTURE. .SONG. .' STORY. ' • ' AN UNRIVALLED ■ PROGRAMME. _■•.>;' Tho TEOPHTES recently. competed' fot will be presented during tlio evening bj GEO..WINDER, ESQ/, "."", , •.'".' SHOETrS CONTINUOUS THEATRE/ AVillis Street. - ' ".' ThoHome of Perfectly-projected Pictures; Complete' CHANGE' OF PROGRAMME! 1 TO-NIGHT!.'.,„'.. ! 'l Presenting Lubin's' Great Military drains v "CAPT. KING'S "RESCUE!" • ' "CAPT." KING'S' RESCUE!".".'".'. "CAPT. KING'S RESCUE!" . "CAPT. KING'S RESCUE!" Depicting the Thrilling Adventures ol „ a Cavalry Troop in Mexico. And a host of others, including "A Leap' Year Comedy," ""Kind-hearted Dupin" (comic), "Tsar. Reviewing his ■ Troops:" : "Rock Climbing in. tho Black Forest?- • (scenic), "Toiitolini in a Tragical Mood"(comic), "Goumont Graphic," etc., etc.,, SEE THIS PROGRAMME TO.-NIGHTI . It Surpasses Anything Yet Screened., .. Open daily, from 11 a.irii'to 11 p.m. Admission—Adults, Gd.; Children, M. .

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