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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 555, 2 April 1913, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. Empress Theatre, Rora Street Te Kuiti. Direction: King Country Picture Co., Ltd. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. A Powerful Drama of Intense Interest, MAN AND MAMMON, - Supported by a first-class selection of comedy, drama and topical subjects. SATURDAY NIGHT.—"ALONE IN PARIS." GREAT EVENT OP THE YEAR. Boman Catholic Bazaar mOWN HALL, TE KUITI THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, April 3rd and 4th. GRAND DISPLAY Of Fancy Work. Wood Carving. Paintings. MUSICAL ITEMS. CHILDREN'S SPECTACULAR DISPLAY. Official Opening: THURSDAY AFTERNOON, At 3 o'clock BAND IN ATTENDANCE. DON'T FORGET To Secure Ticket in Art Union. Valuable Prizes. ADMISSION.—ONE SHILLING. G. WHITE. Hon. Secretary. A LEXANDRA RINK, TE KUITI. Premier Pictures FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL 4th One of the best programmes ever introduced to the picture-loving public. Scenicß.—"Birds Eye View of Paris 1 and Palestine." Topical.—"Pathe Gazette 198," very latest topical events. Comic.—"Jenkins: Dynamiter." THE BROKEN SWORD, Star Feature Drama. Length 3117 ft. An officer's romance, introducing a most sensational leap over a 4ft chasm on a motor cycle. Drama. —"Sheriff Jim's Last Shot," Vitagraph drama. A tale of Western outlaws. Drama. "Grit of a Telegraph Girl." Kalem drama. A railroad story and capture of a train tbief. Comedy.—"Calino as Stationmaster." Comic. —"Is Leah Downhearted?" FRIDAY ONLY—AT THE RINK. One Shilling to All Parts. NOTICE. W. McCOLL F. SUTTON rISH to notify their customers and the public generally that their prices are as follows :- HAIRCUTTING SHAVING SHAMPOOING CHILDREN'S HAIRCUT .. MONTHLY CLUB ... Miss Mclndoe Costumier KING STREET, TE KUITI (Opposite Chronicle Office) JILL be opening up high-class '' material and is prepared to execute orders. .