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Levin Daily Chronicle, 5 October 1918, Page 3

NEXT THURSDAY—BiIKe Burk© in "PEGGY." Best of All. MONDAY "FOR FRANCE." "FOR FRANCE." "FOR FRANCIS." Gerald Ackland,, aviation student in Panis, joins the Flying Corps of the French Army when the war broke out. His fiancee and her father dirove from Paris to a. farm on the Marne. Germans quarter themselves at the .place and their leader attacks 3) is fiarfcee, Mar ilia. Gerald descends from the skies just in time to save her. A detachment of English arrive and spend tlie night on .adjacent ground. In the morning they are attacked by reinforced Germans and it is only through the heroism of Gerald! that the English are saved -from utter annihilation. TUESDAY "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." " This widely-censored but universallyread novel, by Victoria Cross, has now b-aen adapted to the motion picture screen, and has been approved by the Rritislhi Board of Censors. The picture .portrays a fascinating love idyll, and 'five wonderful adventures in the life and career of Trevor Lonsdale, a successful' artist. "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." "FIVE NIGHTS." ANITA STEWART in ANITA STEWART in „ "THE AWAKENING." "THE AWAKENING." "THE AWAKENING." s And FATTY ARBUOKLE in And FATTY ARJ3U : OEL'E in And FATTY ARBUOEDE in "FATTY'S TIN TYPE TANGLE." "FATTY'S TIN TYPE TANGLE." • "FATTY'S TIN TYPE TANIGUE:" "FATTY'S TIN TYPE TANGLE." Big Star Programme. -— —~ Farland's WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918. WEDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 9/1918. BIG BENEFIT PICTURE PERFOR MANCE. {:In aid of the Bolstad Family) Miss Bo wen has kindly consented ifco act a,s Ticket-seller. Big two-feature programme has been arranged, including: FEATURE No, 1— "THE STAIN IN THE BLOOD." "THE (STAIN IN THE BLOOCD." "THE STAIN IN THE BLOOD." . A MUTUAL STAR OF MERIT in five parts—a story treating of the fates of itwo orphans'. Tlie boy becomes a criminal and the girl in shielding him is faced by awkward circumstances which end fappily. FEATURE No. 2.— HELEN HOLMES in HiELEN HOLMES in HELEN HOLMES in "THE RAILROAD IR AIDERS" "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS" "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS" PATRONISE THIS DESERVING - CAUSE. OCTOBER 15 & 1(5 NEXT. " OCTOBER 15 & l(i NEXT. A "DADDY'S 1%/f AR.ICET -CADDY'S IVI ARKiET N Will be held in' . THE KING'S. THEATRE In aid of the Convent Building Fund. COMPETITIONS, etc. RAFFLES of some Beautiful Works oif Art (by kind permission of the Hon. the Minister for Internal Affaire.. PARTICULARS LATER. E„ SIEVERS, J. O'DONOHUE, Joint Secreitarios. * FAREWELL. I7IAREWELL SOCIAL and DANCE will be given to W. Bell and S. Butts in the DRUIDS' HALL on TUESDAY. OCTOBER Bth. Excellent supper and music. Lad&es Is, gent.'s 2s 6d. W. BROUGHTON. Hon. Secretary. FTJNERAL NOTICE. TTTF/ funeral of the late Mr John Ball, of Bristol street, Leivin, will take place at Pabiatua on Sunday, the 6th inst., leaving tlie residence of Ur T. Avery at 2.30 p.m. HABVDY AND <XX S Undertakers. "PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Levin. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. Preaclier —Rev. '1. T3AWDEN HARRIS. Morning.—Communion; subject, "The Love of God." Evening.—"A Strange Battle." OHAU.—2 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST. "Ward street, Weraroa. SITNDtAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. OUNBAY MORNING at 11, . Breaking of bread and f** 3 lowslnp. 2.80, Sunday School. 7 p.m., Gospel. ALL WELCOME. PAROCHIAL DISTRICT OF LEVIN AND OHAU. SUNDAY, OCTOBER-6, 1918. (Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity) i ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Levin.— l'l a.m., "Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Evensong.. WERAROA.—B a.m. Holy Communion j 7 p.m., Evensong. KOPUTAROA.—2.SO p.m. St. JOHN'S, 0hau.—2.30 p.m. W. F. GROVE, Vicar. CENTURY HALL. , METHODIST CHURCH, Levin. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1918. Preacher-—Rev. J., H. HASLAM 11 a.m., "The Kingdom of the Father" (Sacrament). 7 p.m., "The Seed on ifche Field! Tract," Arapaepao Hallj 2.30 p.m.