AMUSEMENTS The king's. HE KING'S. TWICE DAILY. 2.30 and 8. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLAIIA KIMBALL YOUNG, Tlio girl who brought 34,341 people to The Empress iu one week. In "THE COMMON LAW," "THE COMMON LAW," Wo earnestly advise patrons wishing to avoid the early rush to Reserve at Bristol or by 'Phone 3143. USUAL PRICES. Next Saturiky: Win. S. Hart in "DRAW EGAN," Oi'fi of those virile, rugged Triangle stories that have inado Hart's reputation. EMPRESS. MPRBSS. Aristocratic CHARLIE CHAPLIN. In the latest Mutual Chaplin Comedy hit: "THE COUNT." "THE COUNT." Take a Lesson in Etiquette from Charlie! LearnHow to greet a real lady. How to eat spaghetti gracefully. How to look noble though broke. Meet the Count de Chaplin. He's a sport! Also, "FRIDAY, the 13th," A Story of the Stock Exchange. Prom the Famous Book by T. W. Lawson. SATURDAY: "Alice Brad}'" in "LA BOHEME." EVERYBODY'S. 1 VERYBODY'S. Continuous from 11 To-ilay. WM. H. THOMPSON In-the Triangle Play, THE EYE OF THE NIGHT. THE EYE OF THE NIGHT; Story of a War Baby. Commencing Saturday: The Only BILLIE BURKE In the Triangle Play that has jusl beaten Clara Kimball Young's Aucklant records in "The Common Law, BILLIE BURKE in "PEGGY." BILLIE BURKE in "PEGGY. (Indescribably Bewitching.)
WELLINGTON RACING. CLUB.' s BACKS! jjtlliaiteg RACES! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE! TREOTHAM RECOURSE! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE! TRENTHAM RACECOURSE! -LAST DAY: TO-DAY! TO-DAY! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1917. JANUARY 24, 1917,, . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24,191/. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 24, 191'. • FIRST RACE STARTS AT NOON! FIRST RACE STARTS AT NOON! Trains Leave lor Course as follow :-TE ARO DEPART-10 20 10.30 a.m. WELLINGTON DEPART—IO.I9, 10.37, 10.55, 11.1 a.m., and 13.G p.m. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2985, 24 January 1917, Page 7
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