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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1747, 12 May 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Q 1> E K A HOUSE. TO-NIGIIT! (MONDAY) TO-NIGHT! r TO-MORROW AND WEDNESDAY! Tho Surpassingly Beautiful Red Indiiin Romantic, Piny, QUEEN OF THE REDSKINS. QUEEN OF THE REDSKINS. QUEEN OF THE REDSKINS, Superbly Interpreted by GEORGE MARLOW'S BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY Ono Succcffion of Stage Pictures. Pho Perfection of Charm; Frcshn'iss, Buoyancy, and Beauty. CommencingTHURSDAY. NEXT THURSDAY. NEXT I'OR THE LAST THREE NIGHTS OF „ , . SEASON. iirst I reduction of Frederick Melville's Drama of Surprises, DLR FORBIDDEN MARRIAGE. HER, FORBIDDEN .MARRIAGE. t>i Magnificent Production. Jlays I roriiut'd by George Willou.gliby. Popular Prices—Us., 2?., and Is. Reserved Seats, is. Early Door Tickots fid. extra Plan at tho Dresden. Duy Sales at Chnstoson's. IpHE EMPRESS THEATRE. Goes." Stalls t-OMXMJOUS PICTURES. 3d. a 'i?' 10 I 1 m ■ Stalls Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Gd. 3d. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. in i PKOGKAMME, present- Stalls .vet 'another GLORIOUS A.B. 3d. UJUliilA: Stntls 'M INTRUDER." '3d. 4 INTRUDER." Stalls A WELCOME INTRUDER," 3d •;swi&!l-G n,a Tii 0 B ons fe:ih st t p ... CHANNEL," Stalls J' • 1' rancis, World's 3d. CHAMPION Cripple Athlete; Stalls And a HOST OP OTHERS. 3d. *J*HE KING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., and T. M. Donovan. Brilliant Biographic Hill WEST'S PICTURES Twidt rf WEST'S PICTURES at 8. ' # ~„T-r.m Nordisk Sensation, r™™ Spt,cial INTRIGUE nSfiSni Society INTRIGUE xRKSi I)ram " INTRIGUE COURT full of INTRIGUE COURT Interesting INTRIGUE COURT Incidents. INTRIGUE Life in Royal Circles of Ossava, a Balkan State, highly reminiscent of "The Black Chancellor." Stage production magnificent; Costuming of a gorgeous nature. The whole ensemble perfection. An absorbing Photo-play acted by the capable star artists of tho Nordisk Co. Supported bv PLANTING THE SPRING GARDEN PLANTING THE SPIiTXG GARDEN (A Vita. Flo. Finch Comedv). PRICD OF JEALOUSY. ' PRICE OF JEALOUSY. (I.iibin War Drama). ' Prices as usual. 'Phone 31-13. QHOIITTS' CONTINUOUS THEATKE, £3 Willis Street. FOR. ONE DAY AND NIGHT ONLY. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! That Magnificent Masterpiece. TIGRIS! TIGRIS! TIGRIS! TO-NIGllT! TO-NIGHT! Open'daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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