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AMUSEMENTS. — GRAND THEATRE. For the Very Best in Pictures and Muiic. Commencing Commencinj TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. First Screening, 12 Noon. "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THA INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE rx.VER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INNER CHAMBER," "THE INKER. CHAMBER," "THE INKER CHAMBER," The Strang® Story of a yottngr girl who fell victim to gossip; bated on the famous novel by Charles Caldwell Dobie, . "THE BLOOD-RED DAWN." Featuring Popular and Beautiful ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. ALICE JOYCE. In a Mammoth Production, with a story which gets under the skin. A Vitngraph Special Feature. ALSO, ALSO, ALSO, Steele Rudd'a Great Masterpiece, "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." A etory portrayed on the eoreen with a humour which ia irresistible, and a human appeal which is illimitable. "ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." : 'ON OUR SELECTION." "ON OUR SELECTION." T Epißode 8 "THE SILENT AVENGER." Mueio by THE SUPERB GRAND ORCHESTRA. Resetves at The Bristol or 'Phone 2934. 8493 "DO NOT DISTURB ME!" This was tho SIGN ON THE DOOR. "The best drama staged in London for many a year."— Vide Press. H E.A T R E \ ROYAL. Leseees: J. C. "WILLIAMSON, LTD. Commencing TO-NIGHT? (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT. (Five Nights Only) J. c. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present their Specially Augmented "SCANIiAIi" COMPANY, Headed by tho Popular Dramatlo Btar, MAUDE ' HANAFORD, MAUDE HANAFORD, Together with a Select Cast, in eluding W J. KELLY DORIS DUANB SYDNEY STIRLIftCJ Kenneth Brampton Bog. A. J/>ng. Herbert Lolght. Phyllis Coglilan, . • Frank Carlton, - Charles Wheeler. - Harold Moran. LATEST SENSATION, THE GREATEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS, "THE SIGN ON' THE DOOR," "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "Do not disturb me." Nothing so ENTHRALLING, so FASCINATING, so COMPELLING, Haa ever been Staged in Australasia. "Argus," Melbourne:—"Written ill a clear and crisp style, abounds with thrilling equation*, in which love, jealousy, intrigue, and mystery play an important part." It'g Better than "WITHIN THE LAW." It ia • MYSTERY DRAMA raised to the High Pinnacle of Perfection. London "Daily Mail" :—"Her# we haw at last a drama that is coherent, thrilling, atd exciting, and at the same time has a story full of probabilities. Never waa an audience so fascinated, so thrilled." "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR." "Do not disturb me." A GREAT PLAY r BY A GREAT AND POPULAR COMPANY. PRICES—B.C. and R.S., 7s 0d; Stall*, 4s; Gallery, la 6d. Early Stalls and GalUry Is extra (all price* plus Tax), Tho Sox Plans for fh« SEASON of FIVE NIGHTS at The Bristol. After (Noon) Today the * PLANA are at the TOY CAVE, where DAY SALE TICKETS are also obtainable. Manager: . .•. . HARRY I. COHEN. STRAND THEATRE. Continuous—DAlLY—From Noon. SEE Up-to-date Ranchmen Manoeuvring over Ranches in Aeroplanes. COWBOYS dash about and lassoo from Motor-cars. SEE THIS DESPERATE Story of SPEED, HUMOUR and TOM MIX Action. SI2K TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. "After Your Own, Heart." "After Your Own Heart." Owner of the "Rolling G" Ranch. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MUX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. Humour on the Western Plains. "After Your Own Heart." "After Your Own Heart." Gazette. MUTT and JEFF. World'* News. SUNSHINE COMEDY. "A Perfect Villain." SUNSHINE COMEDY. SATURDAY PRICES: Matinee, Bd, 6d, and 9d. Evening, Is Id, Is Bd. Reserves 6d extra. 8490 A R D E N F E "T~E". Gr IN AID OF LBWISHA3I GENERAL HOSPITAL FAIR, To be held in Lewisham Grounds, 131 Bealey avenue, THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, also MONDAY EVENING. ' Flower, Sweet, Produce, Variety, and Refreshment Stalls. Bran Tuba, Surprise Packets, and Side Shows of every description; Look out for the Baby Show at 4.80. Entries close on Grounds at 3XO. Two Classes, under 6 and under 12 months. Admission 6d. Holders of Art Union Tickets Free. Good Band in attendance. T. CAHILL, &F Hon. Secretary. BANDSMEN'S MEMORIAL FUND. BOTANICAL GARDENS. SUNDAY CONCERT, 3 o'clock. D iEKRY'S BAND of 50 Performers wOl 1 render a fine selection of Musxo on Platform near Tea Kiosk. In order to facilitate the speedy erection of a fine Band Rotunda m Gardens, the public ia requested to ghe liberally. Patrons contributing Js or more will receive programme at gate*. 8489