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nmus TjiVEKYBODY'S. Oomniencinß To-day at 1' OHAIILES RAY. In "THE OLODHOPPEB." Triangle's Brightest and Most Fascimitiue Drama. All the way from Biinipkinville to Broadway went Charlie,. AND ™P S fflO S »u m T7 I O ;S OW , in ? G ?i axy of Girl 3 in Gossamer Kaiment m the smartest, fastest, and raciest Cafo Scene ever screened. The country lout, turned out from home nrings back wealth enough to save hie stern old father from ruiu and dishonour a heart-gripping mixture of laughter and tears. rriHE "57' ING'S. Commencing To-day at the Matinee, "THE GIItL WHO DID NOT CAKE," A powerful Ivan Film dealing -with a grave modern problem. This Drama was once entitled "THE SF4X LUBE, and mercilessly shows the road whieh must be followed by those who give way to caprice and idle fancy. A r sto r- v ,9 f modern labour conditions and ot the lives of modern money-makers. Splendidly Acted and Sumptously produced, Featuring DO2TALD HALL and LOUISE VALE. P /'<!2S: D.0., Is. 6d. and Iβ. Stalls. Iβ. and 6d. Boi Plan at The Briatol. mHE EMPBESS. Commencing To-day at It. ALICE BttADT. In "A SELF-MADE WIDOW," A Forger marries an unsuspecting girl under the name of a supposedly self-slain millionaire. what would you do if you came back to your City, found that you were supposed to be dead, And Found a Delightful Girl, Buaposcd to be your Widow? The Best Hole- yet played by tbe greatest A logical, clever, convincing Story. Also Bhowing— Chapter 15, "THE IRON CIjAW"-"DOI;BLE BESPBKEOTION."

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