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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15511, 11 February 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY AKD TO-NIGHT At 1? V E R Y B O D Y ' S. (''The Distinctive Theatre.") Lubin -i-Act Photo-Drama of tho Stago and the Pulpit, "NELL OF THE DANCE HALL!" "NELL OF THE DANCE HALL!" "NELL OF THE DANCE HALL!" "NELL OF THE DANCE HALL!" The Story ot a Cabaret Dancer, trho loved and waa loved by Clergyman. A brav© girl'fi fight asaic = t tho prejudice of .a parish. OTHERS INCLUDE: NO CREATE It LOVE - - - Drama. DIANA OF THE FARM ... Comedy. GAUMONT GRAPHIC - - - Topical. THE POLICE DOG .... Cartoon. Every body's Prices : Adult*, fid : Children. 3d. 66£3 PUBLIC NOTICES. LADIES 1 HAVE YOU TRIED For PRICES In tui» ■Q3EFUI, HINTS •COMPETITION? If not, See "THE EVENiNG NEWS" At Onca and Read'tho Conditions. MOST ENTERTAINING, INSTRUCTIVE, AND INFORMATIVE. Why Not Earn Some POCKET MONEY?

Consult "MAINLY FOR WOMEN** COLUMN In "The Evening News" Each Night. "THE EVENING- NEWS" Is Delivered to your House by that Paper's EXPRESS RUNNERS. R THE RED CROSS. D IN WHAT WAY, HOWEVER SMALL, ARE YOU HELPING- TO END THE WAR? ONE WAY YOU CAN DO SO IS TO HELP THE MEN THERE. THEY WANT YOUR HELP IF YOU CANNOT GO. ■you CAN. AFFORD THE MEANS for X promnt attention when they fall sick or aj'e wounded, and for extra oomforts .when they are in Hospital. THE SPEEDY RECOVERY OF OUR TRAINED MEN IS THE GREATEST NEED. Contributions to the Secretary of tho Fund, C. J. TRELEAYEN, 119 Worcester street, will bo'&TaVrfully acknowledged. < ' • • ■ 6189

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