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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2944, 2 December 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS., . TWO SPLENDID FEATURES. I- A MODERN JOAN OF ARC. !. A MODERN JOAN OF ARC. A Magnificent Drama by the Triangle '• Fine. Arts, And the Screaming Comedy 8 "ONE A.M." , "ONE A.M." All day long and in the Evening, Wonderful CHARLIE CHAPLIN In the greatest piece of scream acting ever ? e £? - Hls own original vaudeville f act that made him famous as the "funny drunk." " - . ■ "ONE A.M." ■ "ONE A.M." "ONE A.M." "ONE A.M." "ONE A.M." 1 ' "ONE A.M." Tho title of his latest two-reel Mutual Comedy. ALL ALONE CHARLIE DOES IT. :, HE'S THE ONLY PERSON IN THE PICTURE. ' , Except for the taxi-driver who brings him home (to the wrong house), Charlie !. holds tho stage alone. That is, he is alone with a lot of stuffed animals. ~ The house he has entered by mistake is the home of a wealthy clubman, who has a hobby of collecting stuffed animals. THERE'S A GREAT, BIG,. FIERCE , s BLACK BfflAß h And a / „- NICE TAME TIGER RUG, WITH TERRIBLE YAWNING JAWS, i. A stuffed mountain lion purrs beside [. him; a mounted ostrich seems, to his •. muddled brain, to be begging for crumbs. Those terrible stairs that won't let him reach the, top, that awful table that runs away witli the whisky decanter, and the folding bed; what a monstrous deceiver it proves. CHAPLIN'S BEST. THE SCREEN'S GREATEST ACT. DON'T MISS IT. It upsets all standards. The Laugh of , Laughs.