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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 311, 20 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Final Screening f TIVERYBODY'S To-night at JIiVEKYBODY'S Of "FIELDS OF HONOTIE," Featuring MAE MABSII. MAE MAESH. TO-MOKHOW. TO-JIOKIiOW. The Picture of (he Year. At TjiVEirYBODY'S. -Everybody's. Eulitlccl "BABBLING TONGUES" "BABBLING TONGUES" Featuring JAMES MORRISON and GRACE VALENTINE. "BABBLING TONGUES" "BABBLING TONGUES" "BABBLING TONGUES" One of the "BABBLING TONGUES" greatest aud "BABBLING TONGUES" most human "BABBLING TONGUES" dramas ever "BABBLING TONGUES" neon in the "BABBLING TONGUES" Dominion. "BABHLING TONGUES" "BABBLING TONGUES" "BABBLING TONGOES" k one of the most arresting pictures of the year; it lakes up tho great evil of scandalising and gives a concrete example of the iujury persons given to gossiping propensities visit, upon those who conio into {ho range of their unfounded'criticisms. The Climax is of EXTRA ORDINARY FORCE and BEWILDERING ORIGINALITY. No Increase iu Prices. Ring "Phoue 50 for' Reserves. Final Screening 7TVHE KING'S To-night .at .1 HE KING'S Of "THE PATRIOT," Also First Episode of "THE FATAL RING." TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. At ■ THE KING'S. HE KING'S. A Triangle Super-drama, Eutitled "A SOUL IN TRUST" "A SOUL IN TRUST" Featuring BELLE BENM3TT ■ ' And BARNEY SHERRY. A IMay that flashes a Bright Light on the dark side of life. "A SOUL IN TRUST" "A SOUL IN TRUST" "A SOUL IN TRUST" . "A SOUL' IN TRUST" At her dying husband's request sho adopted his child. This was the SOUL IN TRUST. A Storv of Diverging Pathos. A AVOMAN'S SUPREME SACRIFICE. A l'lay .of rapid action and thrilling situations. Additional Itenw include Se'cohil Chapter of "THE FATAL RING" Enljlled. "CRUSHING WALLS." Reserves nt Bristol or 'Phono 3143.

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