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AMUSEMENTS. THE EARTHQUAKE TRKMoJi LAST SATURDAY WAS OSIA A SCARE. No Enrtluiu.ike, only Everything tlliakiiiif With LAUGHTER, SHIMHKS, AM) VELLS of the CONVULSED CROAVDS who eaw THE-KING 01' THE KXUTB. CIIAKLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CFAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In His Very Latest Shriek Entitled "THE ADVENTURER." "THE ADVENTURER." LOOK OUT!! THE EARTH WILL SHAKE AGAIN TO-DAY, at ■ rnHE KING'S 2.35 p.m., 5 p.m., AHE KING'S and 8.25 p.m. . ALSO AT .. ' 12.16, 2.6,. 3.55, TfiTVERYBODY'S 5.48, 7.36, and 9.30. JCivEKYBODT'S TO SAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN is IMMENSE in. "THE ADVENTURER? is a mere figure oi speech. WHATEVER YOU 1)0, take a note of tho screening times. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS HIM. THE POLICE IN THE RECENT RAID ARE NOT IN IT With THE RAID ON CEAELIE in "THE ADVENTURES," The former WAS ..THE TALK OP THE TOWN. The Latter IS. IN ADDITION TO THIS COLOSSAL ATTRACTION AN EXTRA SUPERLATIVE FEATURE AT EACH.THEATRE. AT THE KING'S A superb pictorial AT THE KING'S drnmntisation of Robert Hicheiw' Famous Book, "THE GARDEN OJ>' ALLAH," "THE GARDEN OP ALLAH," The Story of a Forbidden. Love, and a ' Divino lknunciation: i Also, 13th Chapter of "THE NEGLECTED WIFE." . And i Additional at EVERYBODY'S, Additional at EVERYBODY'S, The Stirring Triangle Feature, ■■ -• Entitled "UNTIL THEY GET ME," "UNTIL THEY CIET ME," With .PAULINE.STARKE in the lead. The whole forming the GREATEST DOUBLE BILL YET PRESENTED. 1 Prices as usual. EMPRESS.. MPKESS. Continuous—U to 10. A Patho Picture of Humour and Pathos, 'TIRES OF YOUTH." "FIRES OF YOUTH." Starring FREDERICK WAUDE as • Iron-hearted Pemberton. A beautiful story of the people who worked-in that Hell Pit, and yet knew love, while the Master of a Mansion sought for Love in win. ~ ■ Also showing, Triangle Keyetono Comedy, Roaeoo Arbuckle and Mabel Normand In ' "FATTY AND MABEL 'ADRIFT." !. "FATTY AND MABEL ADRIFT." _ _ Having Reminded You fhat the FAMOUS ENGLISH PIERROTS FAMOUS ENGLISH PIERROTS Still Retain tho Popular Artists of I<ast Season, also Two New Members, making a total of '.•'■■ TEN ACCOMPLISHED PERFORMERS, who, individually and collectively, have inado tremendous successes at each and every city and town visited in England, Australia, and Now Zealand, it is only necessary to impress the fact that Will and Rob Thomas's • • FAMOUS ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH PIERROTS ENGLISH PIERROTS Commenco their season on . THURSDAY NEXT ■ ■ At the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, OWN HALL-CONCERT CHAMBER, When Entirely New Features, New\ Songs, Graceful Dances, Whimsical Interludes,. Novel Wit and Hilarity, Wholesome; Comedy, Mirth-provoking Farcee, in PROGRAMMES of VARIED INTEREST;

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