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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2361, 18 January 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENT.. Be early and Book at Bristol Piano Co. THE KING'S THE KING'S. , Every Evening at 8. , HAYAVAED'S PICTUEES. The Home of Big Stars. Still they come. To-nighfs New Programme headed by a, Super-Sensational Photo Drama of a muchdiscussed theme. ' No Story so Powerful, ' No Acting so Fnished As in THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES. 2500 ft. • 2500 ft. Most Beautiful. Mosfc ArtisUo. Depicting New York's Night Life and Its Striking Contrasts. ' WAR WITH TURKEY Declaration of WAR WITH TURKEY War, Moslem EeWAE WITH TURKEY cruiting com.WAE WITH TURKEY mences. Moslem WAR WITH TURKEY war dance. , Exhorting ithe Weird Populace, Fanaticism starts. Its deadly work. Turkish Troops proceed to Egypt. TAKEN BY STORM. Vitagraph Co.'s brilliant Comedy offering, FROM CHRISTIANA TO BERGEN, Enchanting Travelogue through Norway. ABSENT-MINDED CUPID. Special Comedy Drama by the Edison Co. PATHE GAZETTE Latest. War News from all parts. . Enchanting Melodies by KING'S SYMPHONY ORCHEBT&t ~ THIVERYBODY'S. Well-established on the pinnacle of fume. TO-DAY AT NOON. The Feast of Laughter commences when The King of Picture Comedians, . CHARLES CHAPLIN The CHARLES CHAPLIN popular CHARLES CHAPLIN laugh.. CHARLES CHAPLIN And . his "fat" kingly ally, • EOSCOE AEBUCKLE The ROSCOE AEBUCKLE ROSCOE AEBUCKLE - man. Have a .Glorious Night .Out, • KEYSTONE'S COMEDY SCRIiAM, -■ . THE EOUNDEES When; daylight, THE ROUNDERS dawns the. ■; ■ THE EOUNDEES merry' due ' THE" ROUNDERS return-full•■ THE EOUNDEES (of .water). . A Whirlwind of Fast and Furicus .Fun. Orte continuous scream froffl'start to finish CHARLES CHAPLIN a> the CHARLES CHAPLIN inebriate. lg absolutely "It" in laughter" •occen-' tricities. ■"■'■' " ■ FATE'S MIDNIGHT HOUR. ;.. A splendid melodrama, featuring. Alice Joyce. ■- - • BULLDOG POPPIES AT /WAR (Interesting war scenes). LATE LOED ROBERTS'S JTUNERAL. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, (Latest from the front)^..._: SONNY JIM AT THE NORTH POLE (Child Comedy Drama). . THE LAST SHOT (Splendid Western Drama). ; WHERE TO-NIGHT? In Spirit to the Front. ■ . MACMAHON'S , THEATRE, Manners Street. Tfl-day (Monday, January 18), To-night. "If ß 6 I-ong, Long Way to Tlpperary. The greatest picture success of the. times. A'Story of Ireland's. Loyalty. . Fresh from a triumphant . success in Auckland, where 40,000 people wltnossed this EMBLEMATIC EPIC OF THE EMPIRE "Ifs a Long, Long Way to Tipperary. A stirring war film, and the exclusive and only authentic version of the Empires war song. , . Together with a great supporting programme. Admission Gd., Children always 3d. Children's Festival at.Day Sessions. ■CUSTBOUENB BOROUGH COUNCIL. FEREY SERVICE. SPECIAL EXCURSION FAEES '" FOE SCHOOL CHILDREN. 3D. RETURN. D. RETURN. • The Children's' Excursions are now being run, and will continue till 18th [ January. - Steamers leave Ferry Wharf-7.40, 10.15 a.m., 1.15, 2.30, 4.15, 5.20, 6.20, and 10.15 P.m. MUSIC MADE EASY...'..: ' WHY KEEP YOUE PIANO IDLE? fISfE Guarantee to Teach you (any TT age) to Play it, without, study, scales, exercises, or'drudgery of any Suocess with all classes of Music. : ' . Tunes from the first lesson. ■ . ; . ' Full Tuition, £1 10s., refunded if pupil cannot read Music and play a tune, perfectly the first week, ■. .. . The.same progress in a few weeks that used to take years. We have no failures. ' The success of our pupils iri all parts of New Zealand during the past six years speaks for us. , Call for all particulars, and See Press reports and testimonials ftoiri all parls. 1 BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street.