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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2559, 6 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. |A : TWO WOMEN .Will be seen to-night at THE THING'S. HE ICING'S. There will bo many others, too, and their husbands—ai»l others' husbands—and their wives. And many eyes ivill lis upon them. Especially upon theso two. ONE. OF THESE! WOMEN Was once beloved by a good man, but filio wis not content, mid she exchanged tlio ttolil l'or the dross. Sho learnpd— but too late TUB OTHBB . . Was a simple maiden of the .woodlands, an cllin of the forest glades. Her task was to cheer and salvo a despairing human—she succeeded. ANITA STEWART, EARL "WILLIAMS ANITA STEWART, EARL WILLIAMS ANITA STEWART, EARL WILLIAMS ANITA STEWART, EARL WILLIAMS And JULIA SWAYNE GORDON Will point the matrimonial moral with the artistry an<l clcgance characteristic . of Vitagraph s greatest. MANY OTHER FILMS. Stalls, 6d.; D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Res. at the Bristol, Is. fid. Children, Half. Grand New Patriotic Drama, "THE LION'S CUBS," at JfJ V ERY B 0 D-Y'S. TO-DAY- FROM NOON. ' 'A GALLANT MILITARY DRAMA. Magnificent production by the London Film Co., producers of "ENGLAND'S MENACE/' "THE MIDDLEMAN," ■ etc.,. ! THREE REELS OF SENSATION, Portraying the depths of iniquity reached by the Germans in London. DASHING DEEDS'BY, BOY SCOUTS. German's attempt to steal the Allies' plans. EXCITING CAPTURE by.DETECTIVES Your pulses quicken with excitement.' 3000 ft, . Of Thrills. ' 3000 ft. THE LION'S CUBS. One THE LION'S CUBS. Country-!' , THE, LION'S CUBS. One THE LION'S CUBS. "■ King! t > • This story vividly tells in grophio pictures thrilling episodes in ! which Boy Scouts played a leading '• part. ' • ' • CRADLE OF AUSTRALIAN NAVY, CRADLE OF AUSTRALIAN; NAVY, Showing the training of the Commonwealth Navy aud the building of the Destroyers. Comedy, PROFESSIONAL SCAPEGOAT. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, the very Latest. Prices: Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d. Rounded soldiers' fund. . LADIES' HOCKEY. NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS, BASIN RESERVE • TO-DAY (MONDAY), 3 p.m. CANTERBURY V. WATBAKAPA'. : t WANGANUI V. HAWKITS BAY, 'Admission, 6d. •MUBIO FOR THE MASSES. ■"■'■' READ THIS—ONE OF HUNDREDS. : Marshland Rd., Chriatchurch, Jan. 7,1915. DEAR MR. BIRLEY,—I was invited to -a young lady's home laist Wednesday who is considered'a very good pianist. 7 Knowing I had learnt by your system, 'she asked me to bring my music. This I did. When I played several of my pieces she was not only surprised, but dumbfounded to hear me play so well, after such a short time learning (16 lessons),and thought your system marvellous. ■ I am sending stamps to pay for the piece, "Bobbin's Return," wnich I received.— I remain, yours truly. Miss A.' Gottermever. Call or write for all particulars, and see testimonials from all parts of'N.Z. , ' BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Boulcott Street (Chambers), Wellington. Interviews any time.' ■ . V : : BBICE*6 T TINCHEON . AND TEA! ROOMS, BRANDON STREET, next to' s Kirkcaldie and Stains. i.lf you want a good Fish or Meat ' Tea, 5 to 7.80, try Brioe't. T7IOR Neuralgia and shattered Nerves, JO try Green's Neuralgia and Nerve Tonio. It never fails. Acts promptly,' while its effects are lasting. Prioe, 2s. 6d. bottle. Procurable at R. M. GREEN, ' Chemist, 111 Vivian Street. BROKEN COKE. REDUCED Is.' per sack, delivered, The BEST of all Fuels. Order from GAS COMPANY. A FAMOUS Wine is Burgovne'e No. 1 Burgundy—Australia's finest product. A sound, full-bodied, "velvety'' dinner wine of distinguished quality; Price-list from Gollin. and Co., Welling- - ! Special Feature

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