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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 26, 25 October 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Final Screening mjIB KING'S j To-night at •Iμ KING'S , Of The Great Gol'lwyn Production, "TILE SPLENDID SINNEIi," Featuring MARY- CiAKDEX, The Famous Operatic Singer and Artist. KING'S TWICE DAllA', ING'S and S. Commencing TO-MORROW. Commencing TO-MOUKOW. "What Gift has Providence Bestowed on ; Man thai; is so dear to him as ms : Children?"— Cicero. ' - THE GIG-ANTIC SUI»ET!-I' , EATU.ItB, : "I WANT MY CHILDHBN.; , ; ' "I WANT MY CHILDREN." ; "I WANT MY CHILDREN." ; "I WANT MY CHILDREN." "I. WANT MY CHILDREN." "I WANT MY CHILDREN.;; "I WANT MY CHILDREN. "I WANT MY CHILDREN. , "I WANT MY CHILDREN." "I WANT MY CHILDREN." Or. "THE MASTER OF HIS HOUSE," A Tremendous and Courageous Picture that Every WOMAN Should bee. "YOU HAVE CHEATED ME YOU H.ATE CHEATED YOURSELF, YOU HAVE CHEATED GOD." "I WANT A HOME AND A AVIFEXOT JUST A HOUSE WITH A WOMAN IN IT."' . Such wero the Husband's impassioned words. ■ SHOULD A WIFE SHIRK MOTHERHOOD? WHY A CHILDLESS HOME? See this SUPER-DRAMA THAT BEARS THE SCREEN'S BIGGEST MISSION. CHILDREN Under 16 NOT ADMITTED. Vocal Items by the ORPHEUS QUARTET. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT of the favourite Australian Contralto, MISS EVELYN HARDY, who . will sing "DADDY." APPROPRIATE MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT By the KING'S AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. PRICES-Afternoon Session. Is. 6d., Is., Gd. Night Session, k>. and Is. (Plus Tax). Reserves at Bristol. "BETTER THAN TATT.'S." "DUY Is. Tickets in Trentham Dominion Art Union. Proceeds to help soldiers' children. Big cft'ort to-day. DAY, ,i RTCRAFT. EVENING, 2.15 and 5. A RTCRAFT. 8. LAST DAY. LAST NIGHT, Of "LOVE ME." ' An "LOVE ME." Appealing Siory "LOVE ME." Featuring "LOVE ME." DOROTHY DALTON. . "LOVE ME." 5 Acts. • Also Showing, JACK PIC.KFORD JACKPICKFORD In JACK PICKFORD Tho Screamingly JACK PICKFQRD Funny 5-Act JACK PICKFORD Photo Play, entitled JACK PICKFORD• "HIS M-AJESTY BUNKER. BEAN." ""UTS MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN." "(US MAJESTY BUNKER BEAN." "HIS MAJESTY BUNKER, BEAN." Prices ARTCRAFT. Reserves at As Usual. ARTCRAFT. Tho Bristol. ,£G2BS-HELP YOURSELF. ■ npRENTHAM Dominion Art Union Tickets. Is. cneli; 20 for\tl. Tho more tickets you buy the more chances you'll have. Get busy To-day. ing, when the following resolution was passed[r— That the Borough Council be requested to convene a public meeting of electors and make to that meeting a statement of the position respecting the motor bus service, and that, failing a favourable reply within seven days, the executive shall convene such a meeting, and explain to it the action taken by the. association. The al>ove resolution was forwarded to tho Mayor of Eastbourne yesterday with tho request that tho association would bo glad to bo informed at nn early date if the council is willing to convene the meeting.

In an article headed "New Zealand Aliianco Failure," published as an advertisement in tlio news columns of yesterday 8 iueuc (page 8), a small typographical Drror occurred iu the laat sentence of the fourth paragraph, which should have read as follows:—"Tt must be confessed, and now the Executive of the Alliance regrets, that the Alliance is neither a promoter of religion nor of temperance in tho community." The Wellington Bacinp Club's Sprine Meeting will he held on Saturday and Monday (liabour Day). The first race will start at 11.30 a.m. Trains will leave Wellington at 7.8, 8.30, 9.45. and 12.15 P.m. On Monday, in addition a train, winch will not stop at Trenthain, will leave at 7.60 a.m., lakiiiß a, limited number of imssi'iigere to Upper Ifutt, Motor-buses will leave Wliilinorc Street for Ihe Jlacecourse each day. " SNIFF U P, GARGLE OR SWALLOW