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AMUSEMENTS. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE KuUCATIONAL MATINEE. TO-DAY, EDUCATIONAL MATINEE. 2-30. VESUVIUS'" and Full Programme. Chi'dmi Ctd and &i. Adults M and le. HAYWAKD'-ri PICTURES. TO-NIGHT is Your Last Chancel Tho Scientific Wonder. DOWN Tlir" CRATER OF VESUVIUS. DOWN THE CRATER OF- VESI'VIUS. DOWN THE CRATER OF VESUVIUS. IH.-WN -UK CRATER OK VESUVIUS, lou MU.ST See This J'ieture. ,!ACOBS\S "THIRD STRING.'' JACOBS'* "TillUD STRING. The Beit Thing in Couiedie.*. j -SiORY THE GATE TOLD." A tfe-1 Dramatic TreatAND OTHER STERLING FILMS. j ** and 6d. Ro-erv-ps. Dr<*sden, Is <"d. ] HAIL! ALL HAIL! HAIL: ALL HAIL! THE WORLD'S GREATEST IN ART' MONDAY*. 20th JULY. MONDAY, "••nh JULY. MONDAY, 201 b JULY. TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. HAYWARD'. 4 -. PICTURES. UAYWAKD'S PICTURES. Alwava in the Vanguard. To HAYWA-JD'S fails tho Diatinctuiu of bom-; the First to Present IN THE MH-IHKH.v HEMISPHERE THE GREATEST PICTURE-TRACED _ TUE GREATEST PICTURF-TR. 4 -<-EUI THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN, "ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" "ANTONY AN- CLEOPATRA:" Tbe Acknowledged, Triumphant Masterpiece of THE GREAT CINES CO., Who Acclaim it os far Outrivaliing "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?" Their Previous Best Work. A REVELATION OF REVELATIONS IN MODERN CINEMATOGRAPHY*. Shakestwarc'a Immortal Classic, - 7000 ft. 7000 ft •'ANTONY* AND CLEOPATRA!" '•ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" '•ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" "ANTONY A.._* CLEOPATRA!" -ANTONY AND CLEOPATIU!" '•ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA!" "ANTONY A vil CLEOPATRA I" •'ANTONY AXD CLEOPATRA!" "ANTONY AND CLEOPa_-._\!" Tho Love Tragedy of the Great Roman General, Mark Antony, aud the Beautiful Queon of Egypt. ITS MAGNIFICENCE. ROYAL SPLENDOUR. ARTISTIC GLORY, „»'Si'l( MARVELS, BARBARIC GRANDEUR. THE GORGEOUS LUXURY OF Till* EGYPTIAN COURTS, THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ARRAYS AND SPECTACLES, etc., CANNOT BE DESCRIBED. THE PICTURE MUST uE SE^N! THE PICTURE MUST BE SEEN! (t A FESTIVAL OF MELODY! A FESTIVAL OF MELODY! GRAND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA! GRAND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA! The LARGEST Ever with Pictures. SPECIAL.—Box Plans for tho Season will Open at The Dresden THURSDAY. QLOBE THEATRE. High street Continuous Picture Palace. LAST DAY of Present Frograjruue. OFFICER JOHN DONOVAN. A Detective OFFICER JOHN DONOVAN. Triumph. THE GAMBLER'S CHANCE. Star Drama. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Newa of tho World, GERTIE GETS THE CASH. Comedy. ■WIFFLES TRICKS THE DETECTIVE " Comic. DIANA'S DRESS REFORM. Comic. Children's Special Feature. TO- The Red Devils MATINEE. - DAT. The Red Dovils MATINEE. MATINEE-r*t 3 To-day at 2—MATINEE. | No break on Saturdays, noon to 10.30. " ' *" SKATING^ QLYMPIA* RINK, HEREFORD STREET. MONDAY NEXT. Two sessions only 10 to 12 morning and 7.30 to 10 night. Four Sessions as usual Tuesday and fol- j lowing days.. . Q.RAND THEATRE! GRAND PICTURES, 13 Noon ..o,_oJJo'p__. j TWO GRAND "MATINEES TO-DAY, Commencing 2 p.m. and 4 p.m, TEN PICTURES 'icT EACH MATINEE. 1. Tho Narcotic Spectre . Indian Drama. ' 2. Pimple's Scaled Orders (greatest of ' cqmics,). i 3. Roland the Trapper . ... (Drama).; 4. Hon. Williams's Donah . • (Comic). 5. THE TRIANGLE . ■ . (Solig Drama), 6. TONTOLINI AT SEA . . (Comic). 7. Warwick Chronicle No.-Sol . .(TopicaJ). 8. THE THREE SIBTERS . . . (Drama). 9. STUNG BY A BEE . . . (Comic). 10. Yoscmito National Park . . (Scenic). M-tinccs Commencing at 2 p.m. and i p.m. LAST NIGHT—TO-NIGHT. SEALED ORDERS. Pimple's Great SEALED ORDERS Burlesque SEALED ORDERS Don't Miss It. Last Night of THE NARCOTIC SPECTRE. Last Night of ROLAND 'HIE TRAPPER. Last Night of HON: WILLIAMS'S DONAH. Last- Night of Tho Warwick Chronicle. PRICES AS .USUAL-46d and 3d. 6d and 3d. FOOTBALL. FOOT-ALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. 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