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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 523, 4 December 1912, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. Empress Theatre, Rora Street Te Kuiti. Direction: King Country Picture Co., Ltd. TO-NIGHT. TO-NICHT. PROGRAMME: Cadonia Scenic Two Old Men Drama Bobby as a Beauty Doctor Comedy Indian Maid's Elopement Drama A Helpless Man Comedy How She Conquered Drama A Tramp's Revenge Comic The Lost Will Drama Judas Drama Capture of a Fly Comic Comedy Drama Comic Drama Drama Comic MATINEE Every Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. | Mr H. Christain ... Pianist I WE NEVER CHANGE OUR PRICES Front Seats Is; Back Seats 6d. Tip-up Seats. Tip-up Seats. Changes of programme on Wednesdays and Saturdays. * LEXANDRA RINK, TE KUITI. L & TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Curie's Pictures PAID BACK, Thfi intense, dramatic recital of a modern newspaper scoop, founded upon real incidents in the life of one of our great political factors. GERMAN ARMY EQUESTRIANS, Showing daring work in the saddle. Social Secretary Lubin drama The Struggle Kalem drama Her Uncle's Consent Lubin drama Artistic Glass Works Interest Kerka Falls Scenic COMEDIES: The Bear Hunt; Grandfather's Old Boots; His Wish to Have a Son: Friscot's New Occupation. THURSDAY'S PROGRAMME. Two topical subjects of the Day: VANNIMAN'S AIRSHIP DISASTER MELBOURNE CUP, 1912. ARABIAN TREACHERY. The latest Kalem release, produced in Egypt. WITH THE ENEMYS' HELP, A trick of fate in the cause of justice. THE BLACK SHEEP Southivetern's Ranch Life AN ADOPTED SON A Story of Modern City Life THE LAKE OF CANDY Scenic Comedies.—"Emma's Kiss," "A Study in Faces." "The Apache," "A Beggar's New Suit." mOWN HALL, TE KUITI FRIDAY, 6th DECEMBER. Hayward's Pictures Programme de Luxe. LOVE UNCONQUERABLE, 1 With Max Linder in the leading role. The greatest comedy yet screened. A scream from start to finish. PORTRAIT OF LADY ANNE, A love romance, delightfully pourtrayed. PANDORA'S BOX, A Vitagraph comedy, featuring Lliian Walker. Mr John Bunny and Miss Flora Finch. THE COLONEL'S ESCAPE, Drama. IN THE DAYS OF TERROR, A thrilling story of the bravery shown by the aristocrats in the days ot the French Revolution. AND A HOST OF OTHER PICTORIAL GEMS. "THE PICCADILLY" RORA STREET, TE KUITI Luneneon ana Afternoon Tea Suppers—Saturday's Only (Rora St.) Beef Tea and Meat Pies a specialty Patrons will be catered for at Shop opposite Taupiri St. Hall during the interval and after performances. Only the Choicest English & Colonial Confectionery stocked. New goods constantly arriving. MRS. J. LANGMUIR, Prop.ietress (late of Railway Refreshment Rooms) Heathcote Estate FREEHOLD SECTIONS. HIGH, HEALTHY, AND HANDY.