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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2254, 14 September 1914, Page 7

AMUBEMENTS. WHERE TO-NIGHT? "Multitudes, Multitudes in the Valley of Decision," and their Decision is to go to MACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE, MANNERS STREET. Vo-day, Monday, September 14, at Noon, and at all Sessions thereafter. 'STRONGHEART" Klaw and Erlanger'e "STRONGHEART" Impressive London. "STRONGHEART" & American. Success. "STRONGHEART" A story of intense "STRONGHEART" heart interest. Tho "STRONGHEART" Supremo" Sacrifice "STRONGHEART" of a mutual love. "STRONGHEART" The triumph of a "STRONGHEART" moving 6elf-sacrifice. Supported by a .powerful programme of unique photo-plays. Coming on- Thursday Next—"Lord Chmmley." To follow shortly, "The Lights of London," for tho first time in New Zealand.. Admission, 6d. everywhere;.... Book at the Dresden, Is," Gd. HAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. WITHOUT A RIVAL. TO-NIGHT AT ,8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. An enticement of merit. A PERFECT PATHE-PLAY. In absolute masterpiece, magnificently acted by COMEDIE FRANCAISE ARTISTS. 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THE LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Screenings embellished by the sweet musio of King's Orchestra. ' Gd.' and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. DHOETTS' THEATRE, . Willis Street. The Home of perfectly-projected pictures. COMMENCING TO-DAY. ■■ . TO-DAY! TO-DAY! For the First Time in New Zealand. Gloria Co.'s Famous "Masterpiece," 8000 ft.' ' , ' . NERO 8000 ft. 4 % AGRIPPINA. European Papers describe it as the great- -'■/ est marvel of Kinematography. Owing to tihe enormous .'cost of tie Wei-, lington rights, the Prices for NIGHT SESSIONS will be- raised to , ADULTS, Is. CHILDREN, 6d. . DAY SESSIONS AS USUAL, Adults, 6d.'- Children, 3d.' Jg MPR ES S THBAT.BE, • , "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. , DRESS CIRCLE Gd! I . COMMENCING TO-DAY, FOR THREE DAYS ONLY, "THE SWAMP FOX." "THE SWAMP FOX."' ■ ' J "THE SWAMP FOX." "THE SWAMP FOX." . "THE SWAMP FOX." "THE SWAMP FOX." " "THE SWAMP FOX'.'" . "THE SWAMP FOX."- - I "THE SWAMP FOX.'.'" "THE SWAMP. FOX\"= ' .: look out For the ... 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