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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3048, 9 April 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. . Continuous VERYBODY'S. 10.30 to 10.15. "The sin ye do by two and.twO Ye shall pay for one by one." A surpassing Triangle Production, "THE SIN YE DO." "THE SIN YE DO." FRANK KEENAN. MARGERY WILSON. , MARGARET THOMPSON. HOWARD HICKMAN. A story, of "The Unwritten Law," described by the cynical hero As "That Offspring of Hysteria and Mawkish Sentiment." A Cynical Man of the World Finds Himself Compelled to Plead for his Daughter, who has Slain His Beat Friend in' Defeiwe of her Honour. Full of Treroendouß Dramatic Situations. The Greatest Triumph' Yet of Triangle s best Artistry. Also, Billie Burke in "The Harvest 6f ~ Sin." THE KING'S. TO-DAY, . BEKINuo. At 2.30 and .8. A WORLD .FILM SENSATION, ' "BROKEN CHAINS," "BROKEN CHAINS," Featuring ' ■ ETHEL CLAYTON 1 . , And CARLYLB BLACKWELL. / A unique story, with strange dramatic situations. Under the peculiar- Prison Law of Florida. THE HEROINE LEASES HER CONVICT LOVER. STARTLING SCENES. * •: The prison compound'on fire.' • The capture Of the smugglers. The escape of the hired convict. , The niurder through the creeper. THE END WILL SURPRISE YOU. • Book by 'Phone 3148, or at the Bristol Plan. ALSO AT STAR, NEWTOWN. THE empress. . 10.30 te 10.15. HE EMPRESS. . Continuous. GAIL KANE . In' "THE MEN, SHE MARRIED." A Wofld Film : Play of extraordinary power, adapted from a. story in "Snftpjgf Stories -Magazine." An adventurer, already married, Contracts a bogus foarriagfe with aii heiress, and then absconds with her money. She marries agaw, but lie returns, to blackmail. A Wonderful picture, full of beauty, power, aiid unexnectedness.*, culminates in a tragic straighteining flf the tangle. FIRST-CLASS, SUPPORTS.- • — : ~ ' ~ THE GREAT FRENCH PIANO. • THE PLEYEL. (Chopin's Favourite.) SHIPMENTS to hand of all models of these famous Pianos. These .should be inspected by intending purchasers. The remarkable' tone produced is attributed to a special metal (Pleyel's patent) used in the frames. PLEYEL'S first 'started Piano-making in 1807, and are in the front Tank of Piano manufacturers. to-day. The Piano for the artist: THE PLEYEL. v Inspection! cordially invited. Full present value allowed for your old Piano as paTt payment; the balance in cash or easy terms. ' , Sole Agents: CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington; , THE COLBIR SYSTEM. nr\EACHES you to play the Piano in ' JL 10 to 20 lessons (no scales). Take; a pupil further into 3 or J years under ordinary conditions. Lean "■to play all the latest Songs and Two steps as they, are published (no specia music required); saves time and money Moke use of the long evenings and bene fit your future life. Testimonials fron all parts of New Zealand of the suecesi ' of our pupils. If you already read must learn by this system how to - convert yotr 1 music to ragtime. A Ragtime Player ii 1 always popular- Call for all .particulars Interviews any time. Birley's College o ' Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up) ; Boulcott Street. 1 MOTOR WAGONS.' WOR Immediate Delivery, Besseme 1 J Motor ChassTs, to carry , from 1-t : i tons, most popular and simple. W • have learned by experienoe that BESSI - MER WAGONS are dependable. If yo , will tell us the weight and nature < your hauls and the character of yot roads we will be pleased to place on ! knowledge and experience at your di : posal. <. ' _ , write to Motor Wagon Headquarter 111 and 113 Lambton Quay, for Motoi ' to fit your business. ,T. E. FITZGERALD, WELLINGTON, N,Z. Ag*nt.

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