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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 26, 25 October 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. VEKYBQDY'S. Commencing- To-day at 11. CHARLES BAY. In "THE CLODHOPPER,' , Triangle's Brightest and Most Fascinating Drama. - All the way from Bumpkinville !o Broadway went Charlie, AND STEPPED INTO TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS A WEEK. A Boot Garden Scene that is without peer in all screen tales that ever have been told.' ' A Sweet and Interesting Love Story, with toiiche3 of patho?. and a Smashing Dramatic 'Climax. TiHE jriNG'S. 'HE JCVING'S. Every Evening at 8. "THE GIRL WHO DID NOT OARE," A powerful Ivan Film dealing with a gravo modern problem. This Drama was once entitled "TIIE SEX LUEE," and mercilessly shows the road which must be followed by t hos*. who give way to caprice and idle fancy. THE SUMMIT OF COSTLY PRODUCTION AND SUPREME SETTING. Featuring 1 DONALD HALL and LOUISE YALE. r.l Prices: D.0.. Is. 6d. and Is. Stalls, Is. and 6d. Box Plan at The Bristol. mm? empress. J. .HE EMPRESS. Commencing To-day at 11. ALICE BRADY. In "A SELF-MADE WIDOW," A startling World film drama, with a plot i that is a miracle of originality. "Would you mind me?" said Sylvia. She had just been met by the wife and family of the man who had arranged to elope with her. So she marries under a false- name and finds herself posing as the widow of a millionaire. AND THEN HE CAM BACK. A logical, clever, convincing Story. Also showing— Chapter 15, "TUB IRON CLAW"-"DOUBLE RESURRECTION." BENEFIT "OUR DAY" RED CROSS APPEAL, and BLIND SOLDIERS' ,\ND SAILORS , FUND. Under the Distinguished Patronage, and in the Presence of. Their Excellencies the Governor-General and the Countess oi Liverpool. DKAMATIC BECITAL • EAMATIC RECITAL By 1 REV. ARCHIBALD E. HUNT REV. ARCHIBALD E. HUNT With Instrumental and Vocal Interludes by Mcmbei-B of the Orphans' Club. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock. Tickets, 3s. (reserved), 25., and Is., now on sale at the Bristol and Norman Aitken's, Oourtenay Place. Bos Plan now open at the Bristol. SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY CHUBCH AND INSTITUTE . . • Whitmore Street. CONCERT TO-NIGHT. THE MISSES CLARK. WAB LECTUEE. Alt LECTURE. T. M. WILFORD, ESQ., M.P., Will Give a . LECTURE ON THE WAR ON MONDAY, 29th OCTOBER, At the TOWN HALL. -. . The Proceeds are to co to the Athletic Park Fund. Tickets, 2s. 6d. and Is, Seats may bo reserved at, the Bristol. THE GREATEST PIANOS. JTTHE true lover of music will always JL demand in a Piano quality of tone, Tesponsivenes3 of touch, and excellence of workmanship. It. is,thc3u characteristics that have made- famous the BItINSItEAD OHALLEN . SOGERS PLEYEL BORD - Pianos. Wβ are- agents fpV these greatest of aJJ ipianoe. and can sell them l-o you on liberal terms. We are also prepared to allow you a BIG DISCOUNT on your old piano. Ooneu'll m TODAY! CHAS. BSGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The- Oldest-Established Piano House in New Zealand.

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