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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1915, Page 1

TO-MORROW JESS WIIXARD, World's Champion Boxer, in "The Heart iPuacih," a drama. BE EARLY if you want a good seat. TEH EMPIRE For two nights only, commencing TO-NIGHT A magnificent film story of Romance and Stirring Adventure, set amongst the wide, wild, open prairies of the Great West. Depicting, inter alia, the most alarmingly terrific train smash ever devised. "A CHILD OP GOD." "A CHILD OF GOD." "A CHILD OF GOD." "A CHILD OF GOD." 4 Acts. 4000 ft. This being the nickname bestowed by the ranchmen upon one of their number who "was regenerated by a child." •' A CHILD OF GOD," Comes fresh from a tremendously successful reception in New York. YOU MUST SEE IT! That Comical Card, Svd. Chaplin, in "GUSSLE'S BACKWARD WAY." Would make the Sphinx smile. BEAUTIFUL SWITZERLAND (scenic). LATEST WAR GAZETTE Giyes a glimpse of the British, French and Belgian children at the Guildhall on Empire Day. And much besides. HOSPITAL SHIP. "MAHENO." Scenes prior to her departure on her errand of mercv to the seat of war. AND OTHERS—ALL GOOD. , Prices 6d and 1/-. '~"-f THE "LONDON TIMES" Savs: "Thou Shalt Not Kill" m epoch in the Moving Picture art. In no other Picture ever shown has the uncanny workings of a criminal's conscience, the inner conscience of a man, that is so vividly portrayed by Poe, been attempted." SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SATURDAY AT THE EMPIRE. SATURDAY AT THE EMPIRE. A DRAMA OF THE MIND! A DRAMA OF'THE MIND! • Suggested by "The Tell-tale Heart" and Poems By Edgar Allan Poe. THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE, Or "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!" The Most Mysterious and Masterful Drama ever shown on the Motion Picture ■ t-. Screen. (In Six Reels.) CAST. 'J .e Nephew Henry B. Walthall T 'C Uncle Spottiswoode Aiken 1 'a- Sweetheart Blanche Sweet (\\'ho will be remembered as "Judith.") Ihe Italian George Siegman The Detective .. Ralph Lewis PRODUCED BY D. W. GRIFFITH. Prices 1/- and Cd. Reserves 1/- and I/O. Plan now open at Theatre. NEW PLYMOUTH DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. QFFICIAL Opening Day, THURSDAY, 7th inst. Match, President v. Deputy-President. Teams will be picked oh the Range. Ammunition and rifles available to all on Range. Refreshments provided. Shooting commences 2 p.m. slmrp. Ladies are specially invited to attend. . A. H. JONES, Hon. Sec. J'ITZROY • NEW PLYMOUTH SATURDAY NIGHTS ONLY. 'Leave Town 6.30. Leave Fitzroy 6.45 » „ 7.0 „ „ 7.15 „ ~ 9.0 „ i „ After Pictures. If sufficient suport is given I intend to continue this running till the trams start. ARTHUR J. SMITH, Proprietor Urenui Motor 'Bus.

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