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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2278, 12 October 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TTAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. Easily First in tliq.La.nd, THE FAMOUS MAJESTIC CO. presents In 5800 ft. of Wonder Film. In 5800 ft. of Wonder Film. A Mexican War Drama. A' REMARKABLE PRODUCTION Of stirring episodes in the tragic, thrilling, tremendously oxciting and romantio "LIFE OF GENERAL VILLA." . "LIFE OP GENERAL VILLA." "LIFE OF GENERAL VILLA." "LIFE OF GENERAL VILLA." A great dramatic tragedy in the career of the astonishing Outlaw and Bandit who overthrew Huerta's forces and became. President of Mexico. Filmed by arrangement with General Villa, who appears personally in tho film, PHOTOGRAPHED UNDER FIRE. PHOTOGRAPHED UNDER FIRE. On actual Battlefields of Mexico. THE ENTHRALLING STORY Of hie sister's ruin and death. Villa's oath of revenge and his slaying of his sister's betrayer. His flight to tho mountain fastnesses, his defeat of the Federals, and riso to the Presidency aro vivid features of an absorbing narrative. AND A PROGRAMME OF STRENGTH. "LATEST WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE." The screen is mightier than the pen. "A HALT IN THE JUNGLE" (Pathe). "HUBBY'S SURPRISE." A Delightfully Comic Comedy. . Cd. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. EVERYBODY'S. ' OPERA HOUSE PALATIAL. TO-DAY, AT NOON, and thereafter. TO-DAT, AT NOON,, and thereafter. House- of Nover-ending Attractions. EXTRAORDINARY VITA DRAMA. A Photoplay of Inimenso Power, acted by famous Vitagrapli players. "OLD RELIABLE." Dan Ray, the "OLD RELIABLE" "Old Reliable" "OLD RELIABLE" Bank Official's "OLD RELIABLE" noble sacri"OLD RELIABLE" fice to (save. "OLD RELIABLE" his master's "OLD RELIABLE" lonour. A magnificent human play. Telling the Story, of an Aristocratic Scapegrace, his designs on a girl's honour, and his discomfiture and defeat. Splendidly supported by ■ .

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