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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2508, 8 July 1915, Page 7

■ AMUSEMENTS. , THE "LONDON TIMES" Saysi-r- ■ ■ 'Thou Shalt Not Kill' marks an epoch in tho Moving Picture art. In. no other Picture over ,shown has tho uncaimy workings of a criminal's conscience, tho inner conscience of a man, that is so vivid,ly portrayed by Poe, boon attempted.". SOMETHING DIFFERENT!": SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING DIFFERENT! TO-NIGHT AT mHE ""itlN G*S, TO-NIGHT AT:: 1 HE . 'KING'-S, A DRAMA OP THE MIND! A DRAMA OP THE MIND! A DRAMA OP THE MIND! • ■i •• „ m , • Suggested by' ■The Tell-tale Heart"'and-Poemfi " By Edgar Allan 'Poc, . THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE. Or V "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!"- . J "THOU SHii.LT NOT KILL!". "THOU SHALT NOT -KILL!". ■ "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!". ' "THOU SHALT NOT KILL'' 1 . "THOU SHALT NOT KILL 1 " "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!"- ■ "THOU SHALT NOT KILL I " I "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" I "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!". "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" • "THOU SHALT NOT KILLI""THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!"The Most Mysterious .md Masterful Drama ever 'shown on the Motion Picture ■ ■ Screen. (In Sis Eeek.l CAST • The Nephew .........v.. Henry B. Walthall The Undo .... Spottiswoode Aiken The Sweetheart ............ Blanche Sweet. (Who. will be remembered as "Judith.") The Italian George Siegman The Detective Ralph. Lewis, PRODUCED BY D. W. GRIFFITH. Admitted tho Greatest of All Directors, Usual Prices: O.S. and D.C., Is.; Stalls, 6d.; Children, Half-price. Plan, at Bristol Piano Co.i Is. Bd. Late Bookings. 'Phone 3113. . , . . ' : EVERYBODY'S, From' Noon Onwar<ls. A glorious dramatic feast in which' vil- , lainy 'meets with merited justice. ' "NORDISK'S" CIRCUS PICTURE. Featuring Madame'Baptista, from Olympia, London, in magnificent circus feats. 4000 ft. Of Sensation; , • 4000 ft". CHILDREN OP THE CIRCUS. CHILDREN OF THE CIRCUS. CHILDREN OF THE CIRCUS. A great Keystone comedy, featuring MabeL Normand- and Fatty Arbuckle. in MABEL" and FATTY'S .MARRIED LIFE,'. Lots of fun and laughter. ZEPPELIN RAID ON PARIS, Graphic picture of damage done. . News from Everywhere.'Gailinont Graphic Prices: Adults, Gd.; Children, 3d.: ; ; : PALMERSTON NORTH. Vi/E havo now Opened Branch Rooms ■»» at 38 Cuba Street. (Seo local papers;) , Piano or Organ' Playing Taught in 'a, few Lessons. No study or drudgery of any kind. Success guaranteed with' all classes of Music. Fee, ,£1 10s., refunded if pupil (any' age) cannot read music and play a tune the first week. We also teach the "Colbir" system of Ragtime in. from 10 to 20 Lessons, enables a pupil to play all the'latest Songs and TwoSteps as they are published (no scales);each Lesson . a . movement . developing speed. • i-. ■ Testimonials and newspaper/ reports', from all t parts can'be seen by!a. visit, to College' Rooms.Call or write for all' particulars. . Interviews any .time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor' up), Boulcott Street. ' '' FOR Luncheons—The Silver : Grid Specialises in Soup, Fish, Grills, and Oystets. Best in the City for.One Shilling.

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