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AMUSEMENTS. rpIIE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES ;J- And Their Sta? Features To-duy. ; STRAND .: (Maurice Tourneur's ( Production, "Woman." PRINCESS..., W. S. Hart in i "Hell's Hinges." QUEEN'S Montague Love'in ! "The Grouch." IGRAND _......». Henry Ainley in "Rupert of Hentzau." " WOMAN." A T rrttlE QjTRAXD. " WOMAN." T -•- HE' >^XHAND. "WOMAN." A T mUE QTRAND. "WOMAN." JLuil JO'i'RAND. " WOMAN." A T ri-UlB QTRAND. : "WOMAN." -ti-T J- HE /CrRAND. " WOMAN." A T n-UIK QTRAND. "WOMAN." -ti-r J-Hli OriIAXU. " WOMAN." '"N.Z.'s Largest and Finest " WOMAN." Picture Theatre!" •■ WOMAN." " WOMAN." Asjisual, the Best New Pro- " WOMAN." grArue in Town is Reserved " WOMAN." for the Strand, ami the Maa- " WOMAN." ageinent takes great pleasure " WOMAN." in presentlns for the lirst " WOIMAN." time in the Doiuiniou " WOMAN." " WOMAN." MAURICE TOURNEUR'S "WOMAN." Masterpiece Photo-Play, ' WOMAN." "\X/ O M A N." ' WOMAN." "Wo M A N." " WOMAN." " \\T O M A N." " WOMAN." " '» 0 M A N." " WOMAN." " \\T O M A N." " WOMAN." ""O M A X." " WOMAN." •' VAT O M A N." " WOMAN." " ' ' <> M A N." '• WOMAN." "VV O M A N." " WOMAN." ''"■Oμ A N." "WOMAN." • " WOMAN." A Startling Study of Sex " WOMAN." Analysis tlirouph the Apes to " WOMAN." the Present Time." " WOMAN." "WT O M A N." " WOMAN." ""'OM A N." " WOMAN." " WOMAN." The legitimate occupation of " WOMAN." man's mind is woman."— " WOMAN." Moore. " WOMAN." '"^^T ,0 MA N " •■ WOMAN." '• » V O M A N." " WOMAN." " WOMAN." A Pictorial Gem of Screea ■' WOMAN." Literature. ' WOMAN." In a Prologue, Five Episodes, " WOMAN." and an Epilogue! •' WOMAN." -\\T O M A N." "WOMAN." ""OMAN." " WOMAN." " WOMAN." It rivals " Intolerance." " WOMAN." "W O M A N." " WOMAN." •• " ■ O M A N." " WOMAN." " WOMAN." The First Episode is Adam " WOMAN." and Eve in -the Garden of "WOMAN." Eden, and then follows: The " WOMAN." Emperor Claudius and Messa- " WOMAN." Una in Ancient Rome, the " WOMAN." Legend of Abelard and the " WOMAN." charming Ileloise, that of the •■ WOMAN." Brittany larl and the Mer- " woman." maid, an episode of the Civil "WOMAN." War, and finishing up with "WOMAN." the Great War. in which "W(»MA.\." Woman is shown as noble " WOMAN." aud heroic as ever. THE'CAST. The Prologue: THE WOMAN Florence Killings THE .MAN Warren Cook First Episode: EVE Ethel Hallor I ADAM Henry West Second Episode: MESSAI.INA Flore Revalues CLAUDIUS Paul Clergot Third Episode: HELOISE Diannn Allen ABELARD Edcamillo Fernandez Fourth Episode: CYRENE Glpria Goodwin THE FISHERMAN Chester Harriett Fifth Episode: THE GIRI Fair Rlnney THE OFFICER Warner Richmond Epilogue: THE WOMAN- Florence Billings THE MAN Warren Cook Without a Single Dissenting Voice, WO M A N." OMA N " " XV ° M A N " " " O M A N." Was pronounced in America the Most Artistic Production of the Year! "WOMAN" is not allegorical: There i = nothing symbolical about Mr. Tourneur's study of woman's development through the ages. Each episode chosen is direct," vlsorous, stralght-from-the-shoulder drama, except in the instances of the Adam and Eve I episode and the Hrittany sea coast fairy talc. The handling; of the Garden of Eden with 1 he world's tirst woman, is marked by spiritual reverence, imagination, aud good AN ENCHANTING ANO FASCI NAT! NO PHOTO-PLAY! ■Presented with especially Elaborate Music Score »y A SPECIAL ORCHESTRA. PRICES: Day Sessions: Circle. 1/; Stalls, Cd. Children Half-price. Evening Sessions: Circle (IReserved), 1/6: Circle. V; Stalls. Ud. (No Half-price.) SESSIONS: 11, 112..-;o. -JAO, 4.i:0, ti.u'.i. and S. THE OTKAND. "The Big Theatre with HE the Big Attractions'" pRINCESS. pRINCESS. pRINGESS. pRINCESS. pRINCESS. pKINCESS. COMMENCING TO-DAY COMMENCING TO-DAY. The Notable Screen Personality, WILLIAM S. HART WILLIAM 6. HART ■WILLIAM S. HART. WILLIAM S. HART. In The Stirring, Thrilling, Western Drama, Entitled, "HELL'S HINGES. HELL'S HINGES " "HELL'S HINGES. HELL'S HINGES" "HELL'S HINGES. HELL'S HINGES/ " HELL'S HINGES." The tragedy of a weak and se-Insh youth utterly unfitted for the calling that a "blind and devoted mother persuaded him to follow. THE RIDE FOR A WOMAN'S HONOUR. When Evil looked for the first time on that which was good. ■When the door opens. "Fire!" was the advice given by the gambling-saloon keeper and the reception was intended for Ri" Bili Hart. A FULL-RLOODED tPHOTO-DRAMA That Contains Many Thrills " ' and Spectacular Scenes. THE SUPPORTING TROGRAM^IE ■ Includes: A SPARKLING COMEDY, THE LATEST TOPICAL GAZETTE And THE PRINCESS GRAND ORCIIESTR\ THE PRINCESS GRAND ORCHESTRA Sessions: 11.15, 1, 2,40, 4.30, 6.15, $ o'clock. Q LOBE - QLOBE. Q.LOBE. CONTINUOUS. /-I LOBE. Q LOBE - _ QLOBE. Q.EOHOE yyALSH Q.EORGE QEORGE YyALSH In " pRIDE QF yOHK." ; "pRIDE QF JSJEW yORK." I "pRIDiC QF -y.Ew yORK." Ixf aglt:'s xf<YE I RAGLE'S -|OTLI OTHER Sm-OMINU PICTURES.