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AMUSEMENTS. VEn Y Bo (The Distinctive Theatre.) Twice Daily—2.3o and 7.30 p.m. THE SUPREME PICTURE SENSATION OF THE CENTURY. NEVER BEFORE ON STAGE OR SCREEN, SUCH A COMBINATION OF STARS, DIRECTOR AND AUTHOR, NEVER SUCH SETS, NEVER SUCH SPLENDOUR. "EXPERIENCE." "EXPERIENCE." Pararnount's Big Super-Production, Featuring RICHARD BARTHELMESS. RICHARD BARTHELMESS. RICHARD BARTHELMESS. RICHARD BARTHELMESS. le story of "Experience" is the tale of "Youth"—a story as old aa ycsterday'.s ten thousand years—as now as to-morrow I "Youth" is happy in tho rose-bowored cottage until he meets with "Ambition," who tella him of the city beyond with its wonderful opportunities. So he leaves his mother with "Love" and "Hope," and goes forth to meet "Experience." "EXPERIENCE," "EXPERIENCE." "EXPERIENCE." It takes all sorts of people to make a big world, and moat of them haunt the hotels of a, big city, and of all of them the mo»t alluring is "Pleasure." In the city "Youth" first encounters "Pleasure." Dazzled by her brilliancy, be asks "Opportunity" to wait before they discuss his work. But "Opportunity" will not wait, and goes off. "EXPERIENCE." "EXPERIENCE." "EXPERIENCE." So he took tho road with the white lights. They make a rotten road, look cheerful, those old electrics. See the Garden where Dreams Begin—The Revels of tho Primrose Path—The Corridors of Chance—Places of Forgotten Hopes—The House of Lost Souls —The Land that Love Calls Home. In Addition:— HAROLD LLOYD, HAROLD LLOYD, In his Latest and Most Hilarious Comedy, "I DO!" "I DO!" "I DOT "I D*>!" Did you ever attempt to 'mind a couple of kids—Bomebody else a? If you did, or if you didn't, don't miss this. Then:— Another Delightful Musical Programme' .By EVERYBODY'S "SELECT" ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone 4925. ' BOOK EARLY I BOOK EARLY 1 2619 WE START AT ELEVEN. QUEEN'S —— Continuous, IUEEN'S : H to 10. The Final Screenings To-day and To-night. VIOLA DANA VIOLA DANA In /'THE FOURTEENTH LOVER." "THE FOURTEENTH LOVER." In Addition: EUGENE O'BRIEN in "CLAY DOLLARS." EUGENE O'BRIEN in CLAY DOLLARS." Brilliant Supporting Programme, 2618 ITBAND THEATRE. ►J Lust Showing To-night of "THUNDERCLAP." "THUNDERCLAP." "THUNDERCLAP." On Saturday. TOM MIX TOM MIX in "THUNDERCLAP." On Saturday. "ACE HIGH." SHIRLEY MASON in "ZAOEXB." 2617

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