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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2506, 6 July 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. SOMETHING DIFFERENT! • SOMETHING NOVEL! SOMETHING' NEW! to-night at rjnii e king's. 10-NIGHT AT 1H E KIN G- S. A DIUMA OF THE MIND ! A DRAMA OF THE MIND! A DRAMA OF THE MIND! <«n. ™.. Suggested by ;• • The Tell-talo Heart" and Poems ' . _ ■ By Edgar Allan. Poe, THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE; ' Or ' "THOU S&ALT NOT KILLi'V 1 -"THOU SHALT NOT "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT'NO'D'KILL!" ' ' i "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" | "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" ■ "THOU SHALT NOT- KILL!"- ; ■ "THOU SHALT NOT KILLI'V : !• '•' "THOU SHALT NOT- KILL!" -"THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" | - "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" ■ • , U-. "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" 1 ■ :'S "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" £ "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" The Most Mysterious and Mesterful Drama ever shown on tho Motion Picture Screen. •(In Six Reels.} P, E "• R/ The "London Times" U. "Marks an. epoch,in the tt#T« S. ing picture art," ~ v. ;w< E . . ■ , i; v» P "New York Globe" says:— i R "Abounds with thrilling situa* E tioiis, cleverly- interwoven with.. *: S n thread of love and, aSec- -- S tion." P. '' . -iv' B "Daily Telegraph"— ■ A k "Not a dull, moment in the - I . play," ' , - ; ■ s - - v-v v..;-' E -'jS.r '. Staged by D. W. Griffith,-featuring i - . BLANCHE SWEET > 'And an All-Star Cast, including' : V' - HENRY WALTHALL. ' ■ I FULL PROGRAMME AS WELL! i Including. the "War Gazette."; -, - \ Usual Prices: O.S. and D.C., Is.; Stalls, l Gd.; Children, Half-price. Plan at Bristol Piano Co., Is. Gd. Late Bookings. 'Phone--3H3. ' -■ ' ; '• ■gl VERY BODY' S; DAILY FROM NOON.' ; .An "Out-oiwts-owii": Programme.':! SUPERB NORDISK CIRCUS ; DRAMAV A magnificent story, centring around; the 1 ' "ring that does not bind."; THRILLING MELODRAMATIC. STUDY'. 'Vivid story of'love arid huinan -passion; 4000 ft. Of Senntuk.. CHILDREN OF TnE CIRCUS, * CHILDREN OF THE CIRCUS;' : . • CHILDREN OF THE CIRCUS/ '■ Keystone's Latest Scream;:' 'W! MABEL and FATTY'SnMiAiRRIED LEFEv ZEPPELIN RAXDiiX)N; PARIS, , Showing damage : dpns,rin ; . suburbs.' , GAUMONT GRAPHIC»(always good), ■; _Adults; 6d. ;^Children._3d._. ' PALMERSTON NORTH. ~ \*TE have now Opened TJranoh Rooms W nt 38 Cuba Street. 1 (See local, papers,) , •. Piano or Organ Playing' Taught, in a, few: Lessons. -No study or* drudgery' of ' any land. . Success gaiaranteed-irith all' classes of Music. . Fec/i-fil'lOs., refunded if pupil (any age) cannot- read musio and playva-tune the first week,. We.~alsoteach the "Colbir" systemi of Rggtimoiu from 10 to 20 Lessons, epables a pupil to play all the latest Songs, and.-Two-Steps as they aroj published-(no-'scalee); each Lesson a movement developing speed. . \ lUm j*-.'i. ./ , : Testimonials and -newspaper reports from all parts can be seen' by, a:; visit , to College Rooms, i Call or. writ©, for; all particulars. Interviews any timo. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up),'Boulcott Street.

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