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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2538, 12 August 1915, Page 7

AMUBEMENTS. "Let he who is without 6in among you cast the first stone at her;" rjIHE KIMi'S,. .- "Where tnc BEST, Pictures aTe,"At B—Bach. Evening—at '8. Edison's great 3-part picture play, ■ odaptod from the story by Phillip Opiienlieim, teaching with soul-grip--piug intensity a grand qihl vivid lesson • from the book of life itself. VIOLA DANA ° THE STONING. I VIOLA DANA iu THE STONING. VIOLA DA'NA THE STONING. Smug hypocrisyjrustrates tbefredeihption: of a beautiful and all-too-trusting, ~,'girl,. and breaks a mother's iearf, THE STONING" expresses more powerfully than, words could tell a plea for a wider tolerance' in . ; the social ethics of to-day. . . SEE IT! AND PONDER IT O'ER. The light, and tlie shade, the laughter that .offsets the sadness, and all that be- " speaks genius in productions are in THE 5T0N1NG,....., ■ a. story of unscrupulous man and trusting woman—and the woman. paidr-?twas.: ever thus.. THE STONING, : is imbued with the spirit , of sincerity. and thith, and makes a marvellously potent appeal that- is all for good;- • OTHER FINE FILMS. . D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls, 6d.; Children Half. Kes., Is. Gd., at The Bristol. Last . Three Hays of "THREE. \YEJSKS." Bo Early To-day.. - . jgivEßlß',,ODi's;: WHEffiß THE 'BIG " ' The Most Perfect Picturei Story .Yet.,, Screened. Still-Crowds Flock to Hco OUR WONDERFUL FILM PLAY. ' The record success of the year.. THE BIGGEST BOOM YET SEEN; . AN ELABORATE PRODUCTION... -. MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.., .. . ' PERFECT ACTING." : The once-prohibited Book iii Pictures. ELINOR - GLYN'S "THREE - WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S' "THREE WEEKS. ELINOR ' GLYN'S : "THREE'--WEEKS/'' ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." Sympathetic Interpretat on of Elinor ..- Glyn's Literary .Sensation, i "THREE WEEKS." _ " Portraying with tense dramatic/scenes The sad story of SONIA, QUEEN OF SEVERIA, SONIA, QUEEN:.OF ,SEVERIA, Regally Acted-by BEAUTIFUL MADELINE TRAVERSE. Prices: Adults 6d., children 3d. . PHOTOGRAPHS.: SIXTH REINFORCEMENTS. "■ -. TO meet many requests from Members of the Expeditionary Forces; • "we have installed Electric Light, and can take Photographs at Night eqifial:to dayligllt. -c:.'.;: I, Studio open Thursday and Friday night, G. 30 to 10 o'clock. THE - HARDIE SHAW. .STUDIOS;' :' The Leading Photographers, '63 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON,Near Hotel. JVmdeor. „ . ? MUSIC FOR THE MASSES., BEAD THIS—ONE OF MANY, SIB,— Please send me ; list, of, musio aa. I require some fresh ones. I have 40 pieces and was delighted to find ,an easy way of learning, as l.had useless to'me.' Now I can amusSimyself by the hour. There are no agents' here.. I was in Wellington a few weeks ago and was unable to find your , rooms. Please let me know how muoh I could have a dozen or more for. I do not want hard ones, as lam over 60 years'of age and cannot play as quick as I should like to,' but may be able to get some of what' I am out of. Please give early reply, and oblige—C. Broadbent, 100, Fitzherbert St..PalmerstoE North. - Call or write for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birle/s College of Music, Bouloott Street (Chambers Ist floor up). gTYLISH QUITS By r MILLIG A N ' S, KELBURN AVENJIE, '; ARE A GOOD INVESTMENT, •" ££.C. TAXI SERVICE. CAES FOR HIRE OR . STORED, Oil and Petrol' Supplied. " 'Phono 2924. ' Address: Next Publio Trust Office,' . . Lambton Quay.,. N. NIGHTINGALE ............ Proprietress HE SILVER GRID, .Cuba Street. Don't miss dining ,here .on week days, as we.are closed all day Sunday.•

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