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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2260, 21 September 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL. TOWN' HALL; ". COMMENCING.TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), SEPTEMBER 21st, AND CONTINUES DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR TWO WEEKS AT ■ , 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. FREE HOYING PICTURES. FREE MOVING PICTURES, . : THE PHOTO DRAMA OF ""'■.-.•"■'•••., ' CREATION; HARMONIZES SCIENCE, HISTORY, AND THE BIBLE, An Education in. ono day worth a year's schooling. This Splendid and SpCctactt« lar Representation of the World's History is far beyond anything ever before at. tempted in Moving Pictures, Panoramas, etc. If the Tickets sold at Oho Pound - ; each they would bo cheap. The Drama which gives an education andbreadth all ' its own comprises over 400 Lantern Slidee and 12,000 feet of film, with Gramaphona which lectures and sings sacred music. '■.•■..: PART I.—Traces Creation from Star Nebulae to the Deluge and its causes on to ■ Abraham's time. THREE AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS, ; PART 2.—Begins with Abraham and goes down through Israel's experiences to ' the Babylonian captivity. THREE AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS, i PART 3—Begins with Nebuchadneziiar and follows with the life of Christ doww to Pentecost. THREE AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS, > PART f -Beginsi at Pentecost and fakes us through the "Dark Ages" and onward '■ into the Millennium. THREE AFTERNOONS AND NIGHTS, SEATS FREE. ... NO COLLECTION. Children under twelve must be accompanied by parent or guardian. - 1 Reserved Tickets Free. Send self-ad dressed envelope. LE PALAIS DE DANSE! " VIVIAN STREET. VIVIAN STREET. OPENING NIGHT, : OPEN IN G NTG IT T ' OPENING NIGHT; OPENING NIGHT* ' •TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ■ AT 8 P.M. .... The whole proceeds, through the generosity of Mr. M. J. Donnelly, will bs tt! wi- '«.■ ,r dol J ated to the WAR FUND. - ' . >•- : His Worship tho Mayor has consented to perform the, Opening Ceremony, ADMISSION 2s. ADMITS- TO BALLROOM.NEWEST' DANCES:- .'' ' : TANGO, ONE-STEP, HESITATION WALTZ, BY EXPERTS FROM- SYTWfV ' ■ LATEST DANCE MUSIC BY AN EFFICIENTORCHESTRA. NET " ; '. K. AMOS, Hon. Sec, '.!".-.-■"• -■•';- .- . Care of Banks's Commercial Collegß, ',

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