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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 235, 28 June 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. THE KING'S ' The Theatre HE KING'S with the Big THE KING'S Attractions. By Arrangement with . Messrs.-J. C. Williamson, Ltd. RETURN SEASON ' of Tho Supreme Triumph of Motion Ficturedom. COMMENCING TO-DAY, COMMENCING TO-DAY, Matinee at 2.15. Evening at 7.15. And Every Evening Next Week at 7.15. "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS 1 OF THE AVORLD. "HKARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS OF THE WORLD. "HEARTS OF THE AVORLD. "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." David AVark Griffith's Colossal, Magnificent AVorld's Masterpiece, "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." The Picture that has broken all Now Zealand attendance records. "HEARTS OF THE AVOELD." The Wonder Picture, of all Time, "HEARTS OF THE AVORLD." A Love Story of the Great War, accompanied at each performance by speciallywritten music, played by the KING'S GRAND OECHESTRA. . KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Box Plans for the Season at the Bristol. Reserves, 2s. 7d,; UnreservedCircle, 2s. Id.; Stalls, 2s. Id. and, Is. Id. GIGANTIC ATTRACTION. at nnHE EMPRESS TO-DAY, at 2. The EMPRESS TO-NIGHT, at 7. Triangle's Latest. Production, Entitled "THE GHOST FLOWER." "THE GHOST FLOWER. "THE GHOST FLOWER. "THE GHOST FLOAVER. "THE GHOST FLOAA'ER. A story of tho Italian Underworld, and gay scenes in Paris,, contrasted with, the grim realities of. AAar. rfj THE GRIP OF THE CAMOREA. and HAUNTED BY THE SHADOW OF THE VENDETTA. Released from a Ruthless Vengeance by the Hand of . Fate. A Flawless Story, perfect 'in atmosphere and dramatic strength, Starring . ALMA REUBENS, ALMA REUBENS, ALMA RED BENS, FRANCIS MACDONALD and DICK . ■ ROSSON. Supporting items include FATTY and MABEL in "THE SIMPLE LIFE." , • A Rollicking, Keystone Comedy, •

• . In addition, . MR, c. MELVIN Win Sins "THE SHIP THAT'S LEADING ■ BLI^IITY." Make oarly application for Reserves by 'Phone 3142. ■ • "iniVERYBODY'S . TO-DAY at 2 -Everybody's. to-niuhi at 7. Another Wonderful 'Programme that will Please and Delight. The Two Popular Goldwyn Stars, MAE MARSH and TOM MOORE, MAE MARSH and. TOM MOORE, MAE MAKSH and TOM MOORE, < In a Great Feature-Play that Raises tlie Standard of Film Production, "THE CINDERELLA MAN," "THE CINDERELLA MAN, "THE CINDERELLA MAN," From the World-famous Play, and the Popular Actress in her Greatest, Most "'* Romantic, and Appealing Role. A STORY OF CHARM AND - APPEAL THAT WILL DELIGHT YOUNG , AND OLD. It's a Goldwyn, and the Best Goldwyn Yet Produced. 18th Chapter, "THE HOUSE OF HATE/; 18th Chapter, "THE HOUSE OF HAIE. 'Tathe Gazette." Koystone Comedy. Prices as usual. Ring 50 for Res,