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amusements. a pathe mystery drama At nnilE THINGS. Commencing A- HE AGINGS. To-day at 2, Entitled "STRANDED IN ARCADY" "STRANDED IN ARCADY" "STRANDED IN ARCADY" Featuring 11 MRS. VERNON CASTLE. |J MRS. VERNON CASTLE. A story which is a very dynamo of is _ rapid action. ~ She is marooned on a desert island wit! a man. n A murder is committed. They are i- watched by desperadoes. r- HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURES! <• THE LEAP FROM THE CLIFF. ( l THE STRUGGLE IN THE RAPIDS. i; Mrs. Vernon Castle's achievements ii ~ this picture prove her to bo the HHi s DAREDEVIL OF TH.li! MOVIES, r A Breathless Climax. If Reserves at Bristol or 'Phono 3113. ° A GOWN AND. A WOMAN. A A SLACKER AND PATRIOTISM. f pVERYBODY'S. A Trianglo EVERYBODY'S. Special Feature, n Starring e ALMA RUBENS s And 1 J. BARNEY SHERRY, n In 1 "THE GOWN Oil.' , DESTINY!" <J "THE GOWN OF DESTINY!" "THE GOWN. OP DESTINY!" r "THE GOWN OF DESTINY!" f In despair because he could not fight 0 for his country, ho designed 6 "THE GOWN OF DESTINY." It saved _ his native village and his lather's lifo besides bringing happiness t> to five other people. a A POWERFUL HEART APPEAL. f Also Showing, Seventh Episode of "THE e MYSTERY OF TEE DOUBLE CROSS," u Entitled r "INTO THIN AIR." ■ To-day and' -Impress. ah week. '_ A World Drama, Featuring MADGE EVANS. Tho Screen--3 MADGE EVANS. Godchild of - MADGE EVANS. Loving Parents. And. 1 Tho Father who GEO. MACQUARBIE. was 100 much GEO. MACQUARRIE. J dcciipied witli his GEO. MiCQUAERIE. ' profession. [ In r "WANTED, A MOTHER." "WANTED, A MOTHER.' "WANTED, A MOTHER." • A Really Charming Story of a Child who longed for that dearest thing a child A MOTHER'S GOOD-NIGHT KISS. A Perfect Picture. Perfoofcly Produce,!. Don't miss Madge Evans. The youngest flnd moat lovablo of S'creoii Stars. She is tho smallest, but tho groatest. 'Phono 3U2 and mako euro of getting a seat.

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