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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2330, 11 December 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ■ TO-NIGHT! : TO-NIGHT I souvenir Night. " We will present'to eaoh persbn attending "The King's," a splendid etching, 10m. x 12in., ol "MERRY MARY PICKFORD." THE KING'S. THE KING'S. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. LAST NIGHTS. LAST NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT at 8, NIGHTLY, Of That Hugo Success, "HOME, SWEET HOME." 6000 ft. "HOME, SWEET HOME." 6000 ft. "HOME, SWEET HOME." A glorious picturieation of tho song that has reached all hearts. "HOME, SWEET HOME." "HOME, SWEET HOME." "HOIIE,. SWEET HOME." A heart-stirring sterling play. The romantic life story of JOHN HOWARD PAYNE, Actor, Author, and Composer of "HOME SWEET HOME." The song that will live for ever« WAR BUDGET." British happenings of interest. ' "HIS WIFE'S BURGLAR." Clever Edison comedv. EVACUATION OF GHENT & OSTEND. On the edge of hostilities. "WIRELESS FROM THE WAR."Always good. v the king's Orchestra. Gd. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. Tjl'V E R Y B O D'Y'S, DAILY FROM NOON. Election Results First, 'Everybody's. The Best of Friends Must Part. .We announce with reluctance the LAST TWO DAYS OF OUR GREAT PROGRAMME. An . Original Dramatic Story, Featuring the world before the Flood. FROM THE LAND OF SHADOWS. FROM THE LAND OF SHADOWS. FROM THE LAND OF SHADOWS. A unique star featuro portraying a. scientific dream farttasy. 'Before history was made. OUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE. . OUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE. (Interesting Picture of tho Allies' Fleets.) THE KISS A schoolgirl's THE KISS romance. GAUMONT GRAPHIC (Latesrt). SHE MADE HERSELF BEAUTIFUL. A' creaming oomedy. SUBSTITUTE FOR PANTS, A "divided" comedy. EVACUATION OF GHENT & OSTEND EVACUATION OF GHENT & OSTEND Full War Operations.; Prices—6d. and 3d.' OMPRESS THEATRE. " "Where Everybody Goes." .STALLS 3d., FOR ALL. DRESS CIRCLE 6d.. FOR ALL. Limited numl>er D.C. Reserves, Is, ■ NOW SHOWING, The Great "Featuro" Drama, of the Underworld, "KING OF ' • THE SEVEN DIALS.". "TOPICAL WAK BUDGET.", , "WITH THE BELGIAN ARMY." > "A LOYAL DESERTER," 1 "SMITH'S ULTIMATUM." ' L "ARCHANGEL' SAWMILLS."- '■ ' t "A SURE TIP." ■ "A ; FOOTBALL ABSURDITY/' .

ACCIDENT TO THE KENNEDY What is described as a dangerous prao tice of avowing coal baskets to be throvm into tho harbour ivos rKpoueiblo for an accident to the Anchor Lines steamer Kennedy as she was proceeding on her way from Wellington to Nelson on Tueeday evening. An old coal basket got foul of one of her propeller blades, and consequently the vessel was unable to make her usual steaming time to kelson. She aid not arrive at that port till 12.15 p.in. on : Wednesday, having occupied over eighteen hours on tho trip, ' ■ . Tlio Anchor Lines tfteamejr Regulus is duo at Wellington from Wanganuu on Saturday to undergo annual overhaul on the Wellington Patent Slip. , Sht is expected to be ready to sail for kelson ana West Coast on Monday. '