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AMUSEMENTS. mllE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: West , a, Ltd., Linlcy and Donovan. WEST'S EXCLUSIVE PICTURES. WEST'S EXCLUSIVE PICTURES. Last Night of VENGEANCE IS MINE A real life VENGEANCE IS JUNE episode. VENGEANCE IS MINK TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) NIGHT Remember, We change our Exclusive only. We change our Exclusive only. ON THURSDAY NIGHT First Presentation of THE A human story of FIRE OF LIFB compelling interest FlIiK OF I.IFII vividly illustrating FIRE CF LIFE . the. weaknesses ■ and VUUi OF LIFE foibles of the fash- FJUF, OF LIFE ionublo woman. FIDE OF LIFE In addition, ARMY MANOEUVRES Spectacular ARMY MANOEUVRES topical. ROCK OF AGES (a Vitagraph special), . And many olihor stars. Prices—ls. ami lid. Booking Fee Gd. ' extra. Box Plan at Abel's nnd Theatre. 'Phono 3U3. ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss" 1 HpilE NEW THEATRE. 7, ■ 7, i- Manners Street. 7, Z MacMohon and Donncllv, Proprietors. 7, Z GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Z. Z DAILY, II a.m.. till 11 p.m. Z ' Z "The SURVIVAL of llio FITTEST." Z" Z We never raise or loner our Prices. Z * 7, TO-DAY ami TO-NIGHT, Oct. 30. SV I Z THE USUAL ENTHUSIASM Z Z PREVAILED AT ALL ' Z 7, SESSIONS YESTERDAY. 7, 7. "A SICILIAN TRAGEDY." 7, Y> ' And Z 7, "TnE DERELICT'S RETURN'-' 7, Z A revelation in tho picture-world. Z Z THESE TWO ■ PICTURE-PLAYS '/, Z alone arc worthy nf presentation in Z Z any theatre in the world. See them Z ' 7i : nml you will admit it. Z Z In addition A WONDERFUL SUP- 7, Z PORTING IWIGRAMUF,. 7, Z • TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). Z Z An intensely powerful play, which Z 7i will appeal to Indie?,' Z Z "VAXDA." 7, 7, Think of It! Adults SIXPENCE. Z : Z Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. Z (iSKSSSH.SSSaSSSSSSSSSSSHSS.SRKSSKSSSS SK A T ING R I N K. Tlio Rocognispcl Home of Perfect Pictures. Direction John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIOm , ! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Last Night of Our Present Superior . Programme. FULLERS' Tim Best PICTURES! FULLERS' of all PlCT\Ji:i«l A Really Magnificent Series, Headed by Ambrosio's Masterpiece, A LION LET LOOSE, A Thrilling and Sensational Drama. PATHE GAZETTE, OZONE. THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME. THE CURFEW SHALL NOT RING TO-NIGHT. And Other Excellent Subjects. PRICES: Cd. Cd. Cd. Gd. Gd. Cd. Cd. Cd. Cα*. 3 ADULTS SIXPENCE to all 3 3 ADULTS SIXPENCE parts. 3 3 CHILDREN , HALF-PRICE. 3 Cd. Cd. fal. Cd. Cd. lid. Cd, lid, 6ii. npOWN nALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. : hamilton hodges, hamilton hodges, Hamilton uodges Tho Popular Baritone, In a GRAND REQUEST CONCERT. Assisted by MISS EILEEN DKISCOLL, " MR. ADOLF SZENES, MRS. E. 11. QUEREE. Populnr Prices, 35., 25., Is. Box Plan on view at the Dresden. TJIE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor: MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, ' At S p.m. A TALE OF OLD JAPAN. A TALE OF OLD JAPAN. Coleridge Taylor. Box Plan opens at the Dresden Tomorrow at 9. PRICES; 3s. (reserved), 2s. (reserved), and lsl W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Sec.

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