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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 164, 5 April 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. n[W, KING'S. TWICE DAILY, i-HE KING'S. 2.15, 7.15. THE KING'S PROGRAMMES. A SUPERB COMBINATION OP PICTURES, SONG, MUSIC. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEES. 2.15 WEDNESDAY AND SATUR- 2.15 DAYS. READ TO-DAY'S SCREENING TIMES: Wed. and Sat. Matinees. Nightly. 2.15 "THE SCARLET RUNNER" 7.13 (Episode 5). 2.10 "A. LESSON TO SOMEBODY" 7.40 (Vila. Comedy). 3 p.m. ENTR'ACTE. 8.0 "GOOD-BYE" (Tosti). Snloi.-t. Mr. S. Bernard. KINK'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. 3.5 THE LATEST GAZETTE. 8.5 3.30 HERBERT F. WOOD, 8.3(1 Wellington's Tenor, Will Sing "WAITING," "SPARKLING EYES." 3.35 CASTLES OF ENGLAND, 8.35 3:50 And 5.50 MARK!. NORMAND, MABEL NORMAND, MABEL NORMAND, In the Maslerpieco of her Career, "PECK'S BAD GIRL." "PECK'S BAD GIRL." In "PECK'S BAD GIRL" MABEL NORMAND finds several opportunities to discard her soiled' gingham dross and tam-o'-shanter and don some of the most EXQUISITE COSTUMES ever seen on the screen. EARLE FOX DOES THE LOVEMAKING. 5 p.m. GOD SAVR THE KING. 10 p.m. THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, Under the Direction of Mr. L. D. Austin, Will Play the following Incidental Music: Selection's from "VINELANDS" (Finck) "Three Little Maids" (Rubens). "Night Bints" (Strauss). And Items by Leslie Stewart, Louis ITirseh. and other popular composers. NOTHING CHEAP BUT THE PRICES. Circle, Is. 7d.; Stalls, Is. 7(1.j Is. Id., and od. Plan at The Bristol. After 6.30 ring King's Theatre 'Phone 3113.

GIGANTIC ATTRACTION At "RIVEKYBODY'S To-day ,-.t 2. To-night at 7. A YITAGEAPH FEATURE, entitled "THE SEAL OF SILENCE." "THE.PEAL OP SILENCE," "THE, SEAL OP SILENCE." "Tire SEAL OV SILENCE." "THE SEAL OP SILENCE." "THE SEAL OF. SILKNCE." A Dramatic Study of the Power of Here- ' dity. WHOSE WAS THE CHILD SHE EVENTUALLY BROUGHT' TO JUS HOUSE? His Terrible Suspicions, And then the Revelation that THE CHILD WAS HIS. Featuring GRACE DARMOND and . EARLE WILLIAMS. Supporting Items ; ncludo Episode. Six of Pathe's Great Serial, "THE HOUSE OP HATE." Par moro gripping and .exciting than previous episodes. SESSIONS 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. . JUNG 'PHONE 50 for RESERVES. tctmpress to-day Impress to-night Another Magnificent Programme. A Powerful Story of Love and Revenge, featuring tho Fascinating antf Talented Actress, BESSIE BARRTSCALE, BESSIE BARRTSCALE, BESSIE BARRISCALE, BESSIE BAERISCALE, In a Delicate and Dramatic Story of a Woman's Trials and Adventures, "TH.K CAST-OFF " "THR CAST-OFF." "THE CAST-OFF." "THE CAST-OFF." As a Slavey he spurned her, as an Actress he neglected his wife for her. Showing how a child arouses the mother lovo of a woman who lias sworn to have revenge. Supports include "A GAME GAMBLER," A Keystone Screamer. Prices as usual. Ring 3442 for Res. PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. RETURNED SOLDIERS' APPEAL. THE weighing of the Lamb will take place at 4 p.m. TO-DAY at the British Meat Co,, Upper Cuba Street, immediately after an auction sale of all meat remaining in the shop.

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