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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2274, 7 October 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. They laugh Ha! Hα! They laugh Ho!Ho! MERRIMENT REIGNS SUPREME. If it HURTS you to laugh it will bo unsafe to attend. CTAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. TO-NIGHT AT 8 ' NIGHTLY Mabel Normand and Chas. Chaplin at their funniest. "MABEL AT THE WHEEL." "MABEL AT THE WHEEL." "MABEL AT THE AVHEEL." "MABEL ATI THE WHEEL." A KEYSTONE STAR OF LAUGHTER. "GAUMONT'S SPECIAL WAR NEWS." "GAUMONT'S SPECIAL WAR NEWS." Britain in Anns!— Response to Kitchener's Appeal for 500,000 Men—Marching through London. —Liners at Falmouth. — Kaiser's Greiiadiors.—Hydroplanes.—London's Scotch Soldiers, etc. "DEPARTURE OP AUCKLAND FORCES." Our Own Grand Topical. "STORY OF THE WILLOW PATTERN'? Worth going miles to see. t "JOHN BUNNY'S SCHEME" fgreat Vita.), "FRENCH ARMY HORSES," and others. Gd. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. Gd. WHERE TO-NIGHT?. MACMAHON'S NEW '.rHEATRE, Commencing TO-DAY at 12 (Wednesday), A Surprising and Entrancing Programme TWO SUPEKB STAR PICTURES, IN THE CLUTCH OF THE KU-KLUX-KLAN, A Powerful Gripping Drama in tlneo "reels. For sensationalism this play has never been eclipsed; also The sweetest etory ever told, THE ROSARY The peerless story THE ROSARY of perfect life wrought THE ROSARY- in a sad sincerity. With <i fine supporting; programme. No increaso in prices. Gd. Everywhere. TjiMPRESS THEATRE. "Whero Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, 6d. , TO-DAY AND .TO-NIGHT. Final appearance of tilio exciting adventure on the French Coast. "ISLE OF ADVENTURE." "ISLE OF ADVENTURE." Remarkable scenes of the disastrous inundation in Ohio. ."GREAT AMERICAN FLOOD.'' f;GREAT .AMERICAN FLOODS Five Cities Destroyed: Special Supporting Series, COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW,' CELEBRITIES. DIRECTION. Manager Cariyle Smythe Associate Manager ......... Faulkner Smith (P RAND OPERA HOUSE. VK" TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th and 14th, First appearance of SIR DOUGLAS MAWSON, K.B. SIR - DOUGLAS MAWSON, K.B. SIR DOUGLAS MAWSON, K.B. The Successful Leader of the Famous Australasian Scientific Antarctic Expedition of 1911-1914. With his celebrated Collection, of UNPARALLELED MOVING PICTURES, Depicting the marvellous Wealth of Sea, Animal, and Bird Life in the Antarctic, UNRIVALLED SERTES OF COLOURED ■ . VIEWS. . . Note. —The nett proceeds of'the Douglas World's Lecture Tonr-are to be devoted to discharging the debts on theAustralasian Antarctic Expedition. Dross Circle and Reserved Stalls, 55.; Family- Tickets (admitting four), lGs.; Unreserved Seats, 35., 25., Is. Plans open FRIDAY at the Dresdon.

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