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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. O R A N D THEATRE. To-day and To-night. A STARTLING FILM SENSATION. "THE YELLOW PASSPORT." "THE YELLOW PASSPORT." "THE YELLOW PASSPORT." (The Emblem of Shame.) Showing the terrible plight of a Beautiful Russian Girl (SONIA SOKOLOFF), who is foiced to live under a "Yellow Passport" (a license issued by the Russian Police to " Women of the Night.") Featuring the " Queen of the Screerj," CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, In the Triumph of Her Career, As SONIA SOKOLOEF—A Woman of lilywhito purity to all outside seeming, BUT within whoso sou! blaze red-hot fires of uncontrollable passion. MARVELLOUS SCENES, Showing:— TERRIFIC Jewish Massacre at Kiev (Ruseia). SENSATIONAL Escape Across Snowctad Russia. IMPOSING Scene of NEW YORK'S Waterfront, Skyscrapers, Mansions, etc. ALTOGETHER A Photo-plnv SUPREME. Showing at 12.30, 2.15, 4, 5.43, 7.30, 9 p.m. ALSO, "THE BROKEN COIN" (4*h Series). At 12, 1.45,. 8.30, 5.15, 7, 8.45 p.m. BE EARLY"TO-NIGHT. TAR LAND THEATRE. 'THE BLUEBIRD BOOM. Another Great Bluebird Masterpiece. One of the Most Magnificent Pictures ever screened. Featuring ELLA HALL and ROBERT LEONARD ELLA HALL and ROBERT LEONARD In the Five-act Production, THE CRIPPLED HAND. THE CRIPPLED JIAND. The Story of A MODERN CINDERELLA. Staged partly as a Fairy Story, combining the Most Artistic, Magnificent and Beautiful Effects ever shown in Pictures. Something Unique and Koi-el in Production. Also Also FRENCH OFFICIAL WAR FILM. THE eTg PUSH. THE BATTLE ~OF THE SOMME. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The Great French Advance on tho Somme— Terrific Bombardment—Huge Guns which _tupefy Men: and Crumble Trenches—Frenzied Rush of Germans, with Uplifted Hands, crying " Koinrad " as the Victory is complete. PRICES AS USUAL. 11 a.m. /QUEEN'S THEATRE 10.15 p.m. 11 a.m. v»UEEN'S THEATRE. 10.15 p.m. The Home of Feature Pictures. ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS. A TRIUMPH IN PICTURES. One of tho World's Finest Drama*. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. From tho Great Realistic Novel by •THOMAS K. HARDY, THOMAS K. HARDY, Author, of "Tess of tho Durbervilles," "Jude the Obscure," and other works. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. Is a fine, big, wholesome story of simplo sweetness and virile strength'. While crowded with thrilline incidents that belong to the adventurous life thero is depicted the great primitive, «nd enduring forces that tho men and women of tho story feel. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. Directed by the producer of the g-rcmt success. "My Old Dutch." and featuring FLORENCE TURNER, Oca of England's Greatest Screen Favourites. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. "TUBBY TURNS THE TABLES" (Vi'&jrraph Comedy). . LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. N Z Par'inmonttuv Delegates Yi?it Stonehenge—King and Queen of Spain Or*m Parliament in Madrid-France's Day-127th Anniversary of Stormin? of tho Bastille—Views of French Fleet at Sea. In "THE YELLOW PASSPORT," At GRAND THEATRE, TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. CHORAL HALL. In Aid of Club for Soldiers on Leave. CRANF O R D. V PERFORMANCE of the above., assisted by MRS WALLWORK AND COMPANY, will be given on FRIDAY } 29th, at Tickets mav be obtained at The Bristol or at the office of the W.N.R.. 257 Manchestur Street. 'Phone 2769. Reserve Gd extra. 5797

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