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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 25, 24 October 1918, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. DAY, A RTCRAFT. . EVENING, 2,15 and 5. -A RTCIUIT. 8. LAST TWO DAYS, LAST TWO NIGHTS, Of "LOVE ME." An "LOVE ME." Appealing Story "LOVE Ml':." Featuring "LOVE M.E." DOROTHY DALTON. "LOVE ME." . 5 Acts. . ■ ■ Also Showing, JACK PICKFORD JACK PICK FORD In JACK PICKFORD The Screamingly JACK PICKFORD Funny 5-Act JACK PIGhTORD Photo I'lny, entitled JACK PICKFORD "HIS- MAJESTY' BUNKER. BEAN." "HIS MAJESTY BUNKER. .BEAN." "HIS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN." "HIS MAJESTY BUNKER. BEAN." Prices ARTCR-AFT. Reserves at As Usual. AIITCRAFT. The Bristol. nnUE jriNGS. Last Two Days XJI-K JUIT-NGS. And Night? Of the Goklwyn Masterpiece, Entitled "THFi SPLENDID SINNER," — "THE SPLENDID SINNER," — • — "THE SPLENDID SINNER," — '• Featuring MARY GARDEN The MARY GARDEN World MARY GARDEN famous . MARY GARDEN Operatic ' MARY GARDEN Artist. The story of a Beautiful Womau Driven to tho Limit of Desperation, A LAVISH, DARING. SENSATIONAL PRODUCTION. Prices a.s usual - LAST TWO TiIMPBESS LAST TWO DAYS JJMPBESS NIGHTS "BROKEN TIES," — "BROKEN TIES," , — — "BROKEN TIES," A World Drama, Featuring JUNE ELVIDGE, MONTAGU LOVE, And ARTHUR. ASHLEY. , A Picture to see and remember. Gorgeous Dresses. Delightful Settings. TOPICAL GAZETTE, Showing Tho Right Hon. W. F. Massey and Sir Joseph Ward Visiting Downing Street. Corns early or 'phone 3M2 for Reserved Seats. , EVERYBODY'S. Positively Last Two VERYBODY'S. Days and Nights of A Dramatic Triumph • Starring MARY M'ALISTER, IN "PANTS" -MARY M'ALISTER, IN "PANTS" MARY M'ALISTER, IN "PANTS" MARY M'ALISTER, IN "PANTS" A Delightful Story of Child Life. A Little Tomboy who saves two WOULD-BE BURGLARS from Gaol. She also converts a STONY-HEARTED AUNT to a HUMAN BEING. A Pkture that captivates with its NOVELTY, PATHOS, and POWER. King 'Phone 50 for Reserves. iILOKS' FRIEND SOCIETY, CHURCH, AND INSTITUTE. CONCERT TO-NIGHT- (THURSDAY). MRS. A. M. LEWIS AND PARTY. RUGBY RULES ■ » PROPOSED ALTERATIONS. By Telesraph—Pi;es3 Association, Christchurch, October 2-'). I The Canterbury Rugby Union decided to. sign a requisition Tor a special meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Union to discuss proposed alterations' in tho rules. The meeting approved of most of tho alterations proposed, and gave tho delegates a free hand with regard to tho others.

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