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i AMUSEMENTS. I ' | GEORGE , pOORE'S EOUGE X OOKE'S i~|RCHESTRA. Orchestra. cj.eorge t>oore's "EOUGE a. OOKE'S ORCHESTRA. .. rcuestra. t>oore's George ■*- ooue's Orchestra. ' rcuestra. mr. geo roe poore conducts his orchestra with a baton. if he plays " grand opera. he plays it just thk way the composer INTENDED IT SHOULD BK PLAYED. IF THE PICTURES CALL FOR JAZZ MUSIC, THAT IS JUST WHAT IS PLAYED. .MR. POORE IS RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE WITH HIS SELECTION OF MUSIC HOWEVER, IN NEARLY EVERY PROGRAMME HIS BRILLIANT .ORCHESTRA PLAYS AT LEAST A COUPLE OF RARE OLD MUSICAL GEMS. AT mm; " "pRINCESS." a- HE a. RINCESS. EVERY EVENING, 7.4-j SHARP. GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA. GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA. AND A TWO-STAR PROGRAMME OF HIGH-CLASS PICTURES. _—____—————. c /QUEEN'S. V*_IEEN'S. VJI'EKN'S. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. Q—BIG STARS ON ONE—Q ■ ° PROGRAMME. '-* ' A WONDERFUL STORY OF TIIE UNDERWORLD. 1 "THE EXQUISITE THIEF." Featuring PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN As The Beautiful Lady Crook. ' WESLEY BARRY . WESLEY BARRY In " SCHOOLDAYS." IT'S A GOOD PICTURE. EVEN IF T THE SCHOOL TEACHER GETS THE WORST OF THE BARGAIN. BUSTER KEATON BUSTER KEATON (HE'S AS FUNNY AS LLOYD OR CHAPLIN) Iv " THE HIGH SIGN." " THE HIGH SIGN." S SESSIONS: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., r and 7.-15 p.m. ( •PHONE SMIA. EMPIRE THEATRE, DOMINION ROAD.! MPIRE. I, EMPIRE. SATURDAY AND MONDAY.' S -MPIRE. ' UMPIRE. Attraction Extraordinary! EMPIRE. EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. 'QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." , n EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." j J EMPIRE. "QUICKSANDS." EMPIRE. Starring llelene Chndwick ! EMPIRE. and Richard Dix. EMPIRE. See this Superb Melodrama. ! EMPIRE. It's Based on the Greatest i EMPIRE. Problem of the Day EMPIRE. A Ticture that sounds all of! «7.f.iSS - the °epthß of Human Emotion. I EMPIRE. Also, EMPIRE. Good Supporting Programme. I EMPIRE. __ SwEJJ-S' PricCß " Stalls 1/, Circle 1/8, EMPIRE. Children Cd and 9d. Reserves, Phone Capital EMPIRE. Theatre A 357.. " The Broadway Gets The Best." IM.OADWAY. To-night "D ROADWAY Broadway. At 7.45. X> ROAInVAY "THE HILL BILLY." "THE HILL BILLY." F "THE HILL BILLY." A Strong Story of the Kentucky Hills. Reserves 1076 A. COMMENCING MONDAY. " THE LONELY ROAD." •' THE LONELY ROAD." " THE LONELY ROAD." COMEDY. GAZETTE, And "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." IMPRESS rpHEATRE. NEWTON. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. AT 7.30 T.M. Double Star Programme. Paramount Presents "THE LIGHT THAT FAILED." In Addition : ALICE ADAMS." '• ALICE ADAMS." ■Vnturiug the Beautiful Florence Vldor. Usual Prices. Stalls Od. Circle 1/. - Empress Orchestra of Seven, _, Conductor. J. A. Ewart. j* r* OSI E"■ rp HE ATK K. MOUNT ALBERT TERMINUS. TONIC-IT TO-NIGHT. "FOGBOUND." Starring Dorothy Daltpn. Tingling Story of Breathless Adventure Also Screening. FIDDLING FOOL" . .Murray Comedy . Burton Holmes Travelogue. Gazette, pisodc No. 5. "THE OREGON' TRAIL." „ Orchestra Music Nightly. 3fi - 36 1 R A N D CONCERT. In Aid of Sister Hannah's Mission Building Campaign. ONE NIGHT ONLY. - WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM Corner Wellesiey and Hobson Streets). ">LL UP AND HEAR THE FOLLOWING I P ARTISTS. sses Clarice Wood. Dorothy Yond, Martna J illiamson. Madge McCready. Ethel Co'ein, Eliie McCready. Mrs. A. E. Schade, j ess'rs. Dudley Wrathail. Louis Blitz, P. mil, Chas. Burnett, W. Coleman, and I Mr. Pbillpott, accompanist. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME FOR A PRICE THAT SUITS EVERYBODY'S POCKET. Tickets I/. Children llalf-Pr"ce. ONG REC'ITA-.! ONG RECITAL' Ey Pupils of pQ FRANK WILSON FRANK WILSONFRANK WILSON. [.aureate of the Paris Conservatoire), , TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. On' TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, w. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2. Plans open at Lewis R. Eady and Son I*.. WEDNESDAY. July 23' Reserved! j its. 3/. plus tax. I PSOM LIBRARY WINTER COURSE. ' &^L i AMATIC AND'MUSICAL ENTERTAIN- I -/* MENTVARRANGED BY MR. J. F fr MONTAGUE. I TUESDAY, JULY 22, AT S P.M. ! :istes: Owen McNaughton." .Tor Bishop Misses Mavis McCulloch, Paddle NiCOlas, Audrey Perry, Ruby Aldrldge, Z ta ' Poole, Myrtle Burns, iiona Wallbank, ' and Mrs. Hopkins, Messrs. Dan Flood i E., Churchhouse, and H.. O. MeFarlane I j (•Cellist). . jCol [mission, 6d; or by Coarse-Ticket. -' 176 j 78J