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AMUSEMENTS. rjl H E KING'S. HAYWAR-D'S paramount pictures TO-NIGHT at 8. Final Screening of ' "THE MIDDLEMAN, '1 •"THE - MIDDLEMAN,"Featuring tho Great ALBERT CHEVALIER, Avoid tlio crush by Reserving at the Bristol Piano Co., or Late Bookings 'Phone 3143. MATINEE /AT 2.30 TO-DAY. . "THREE WEEKS" At THE KING'S Book avow at ilio Bristol, Is. 6d. At Auckland. 100,000 patrons paid to see "Threo Weeks," many attending iivo ot. six times. At 7.30 each evening tlio authorities stopped the sale of liokets. nnHE KING'S MONDAY. AHE KING'S MONDAY. THE BIGGEST PICTURE SUCCESS; •THE BIGGEST PICTURE SUCCESS, On tho World's Screen To-day. On tho World's Screen To-day. SUPEEiLATIVELY ARTISTIC! In Astonishingly Beautiful ART PICTUR-INGS. 'A Romance of Passion, Tho Lovo Story The Lovo Story i That Startled Two Continents." That Startled' Two Continents, ELINOR GLYN'S ELI NOB, GLYN'S At ono tiino PROHIBITED BOOK, ■ PROHIBITED BOOK: GOOOft. , GOOOft. ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S- "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR- GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." ELINOR GLYN'S "THREE WEEKS." Elinor Glyn, in appealing to the nation for ]ust _ judgment on her book, said:— Tho minds of some human beings are as moles grubbing tho earth for worms. They havo no eyes to see God's sky, with tho stars in it. To such 'Three Weeks' will be but a sensual record of passion; but those who do look up beyond tho material will understand ' tho deep, pure love and the soul in it all." BEAUTIFUL MAD ALINE TRAVERSE As QUEEN SONIA, Presenting vividly with intense dramatlo emphasis. , THE LIFE'S LOVE AND AMBITION THE LIFE'S LOVE AND AMBITION Of the neglected QUEEN OF SEVERIA. QUEEN OF SEVERIA. Passed by tho Censor As FREE FROM OFFENCE. Screened to Special Music. SPLENDID SUPPORTING FILMS. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES: Gd. and Is. Reserve Bristol, Is. fid 1 . "rjIHE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME" appeals to young and old alike, to civilian .as much as to soldier. Crowded With Crowding Crowds. And Timo Flies Merrily at the. JjIMPRESS THEATRE. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF, A Star Drama liked by all. "THE SLAVE GIRL." Better ' "THE SLAVE GIRL." than "THE SLAVE GIRL." "Undo Tom, 'J Then wliat liearty yells greet AMBROSE'S FURY (Keystone) ,

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