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t AMUSEMENTS. ! _! ' . NOW QHOWING. I OW°HOW I N G. \ . L \ NATIONAL SESSIONS : 11.30, 2.30, 5. T. 45. LYRIC : NIGHTLY AT 7.45. V Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. T3ETTY riOMPSOX, T OWE, ___> ETTI - LIOWE, In "THE PALACE OF PLEASURE." "TIIE PALACE OF PLEASURE." "THE PALACE OF PLEASURE." "THE PALACE OF PLEASURE." «•"' • The Love Story of LOLA MONTEZ, World-famous Dancer, whose Exotic Career Startled the Feople of Two Continents. GLITTERING! GLOWING! ROMANTIC! AN ENTRANCING LOVE STORY. Never has there been a more colourful personality in history than Lola Montez, at whose bidding political, destinies of Europe were moulded, revolutions were, fought, kings have abdicated their thrones, and royal courts of the - Old World thrown into social upheavals. It is not extravagant, therefore, to say that "The Palace of Pleasure," which is based upon ' the fine story of this woman, written by Adolf Paul, is one of the most colourful pictures to reach the screen in years. A Fpx PRODUCTION. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS M ARY A SXOK - / T LOYD TTUGHES. •"J-ARY -tt-STOR, L/lovd -O-UGHES, In "THE SCARLET SAIN T." "THE :SCARLET SAINT." "THE SCARLET SAINT." [S 1 Adapted from "THE LADY WHO PLAYED FIDELE," by Gerald Beaumont I Beauty and Old Age shackled in Marriage—and young love calling to beauty ii as she fights for release! E| Strange? It's sensational —it'll sound your heart strings and you'll fight with l| her and win—and the glory of it all will be your evening's entertainment. .' LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC ... Topical || LATEST FOX NEWS ~. \ Topical | * ..55?. Latest Mermaid Comedy ' "FELIX FINDS OUT" FeUx Cat Cartoon PRICES AS USUAL: If, 2/, 2/9. Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Price, 2/9.

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