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Evening Star, Issue 17197, 12 November 1919, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE COMMENCING TO-DAY. By Arrangement -with J. C. WILLIAMSON. LIMITED. Return Visit of D. W. Griffith's Tremendous Masterpiece, 'HEARTS OF THE WORLD.' A Dramatic- and Startling Emtome of the Great War. Its Human Qualities make 'Hearts of the World' as Big as Mankind. The Sweetest of all Love Stories, -with the Battlefields of France as a Background. The Maacaoth Moving Picture Spectacle of the Age. SATTLEFIELD3 OF FXANOE. One Million Fighting Men, Twenty Thousand Horses, Fleets of Zeppelins. Ths Destruction of Cities. THE CHARGE OF TANKS. DOROTHY GISH as the Little Disturber. EOBERT EARRON as the Boy. LILLIAN GISH as the Bride" Also, New Chapter 'Railroad Raiders.' ties of Screening 'Hearts of tie World': AfterLoou, 2.30: Evening, 7.45. Only One Session Afternoon and Evening. Be sure- to come early, so as not to niijs this great three-hour-' spectacle. Prices within the; reach of all. Afternoon: Adults 6d. Children 3d. J Evening: Adults, Is Id everywhere.

Children, Half-price. EMPIRE THEATRE. THE SHOW THAT SETS THE | STANDARD. | __ Twice Daily: At 2 p.m., at 7 p.m. Now Showing: j The Now Zealand Masterpiece. ! 'THE LAND y/E LIVE IN/1 The Picture Beautiful. Nature in tho Leading Part. Know Your Own Country. See ' The Land j We Live In.' : A N.Z. Colossal Production that you crust not miss. * Afternoon prices: Adtttt?, Is Id; Children. 6fi Evening: prices: D.C., 2s Id; Stalk, Is Id. Evening Programme includes American Gazette, 'THE WIDOW,' a Mark Sennett Scream, And ' The Land We Live in' commences at a, quarter to 8. Reserve at The Bristol—it costs no more. •' THE WAY OF THE STRONG.' A BIG METRO. SPECIAL. This production has not cost extra to secure, so prices usual 6d and 3d. Kindly Note Time of Screening. TO-DAY and TO-MORROW ONLY at THE PLAZA. 'THE WAY OF THE STRONG,' At 3 p.m.. 7.10 p.m., 9 p.m. No. 9 Episode of 'Kultmy 2.15, 4.30, and 8 p.m. Supports: Comedv and Gazette. 'THE WAY OF THE STRONG' fe a thrilling- story of the Great NorthWest. A romance of the Yukon. A production rare power that provide* a wealth of entertainment for cvervbodv. StarringANNA 0. NiLSSON. Famous ANNA Q. NILSSON. Actress. FRIDAY'S SUPER : . WM. FARNUM in 'FOR FREEDOM.' .Afternoon: Usual 6d and 3d. Evening: B.C. Is Id, Stalls 6d. As tli'.s :'.; a Big Programme, \va commence first ssion at 6.30 in ihe evening. Don't forgt ; . 1 If you hate crowds, come IJJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction Jolm Hopkins. NEXT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 4—NIGHTS ONLY—4 4—NIGHTS ONLY—4 Tlioso Cheerful and Incomparable People, THE BANDIES. Mr Edward Branscombe's Popular Company of Bright and Breezy Artists, in the Latest MUSICAL COMEDY And PANTOMIME SUCCESS. ' The Show that moves with speed and provides si maximum of gaiety and bushels of delight to ail who can appreciate a highvoltage attraction. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. Now at the zonith of their great popularity, and ri;:ht in tho heart of the most successful tour on record. THE GAYEST AND SMARTEST MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY YET PRESENTED. That is the verdict of the public, and the public knows all about it. To Gat Iu: 3s, 2s, and le (plus Tax). Plans Oneu at Bristol Piano Company's NEXT THURSDAY MORNING. Advance Eepresenlat Andrew Pao* TO LET. Fp,o LET (City), Shop; counter and fit- ' 3. tii'-S's, c'.ectriu light and ga-s; 3Cs per eek. Park, Reynolds. r| It) hal, FurniEhed iiedroom; sure wprfc-1 -S. ing man or two boys; south end. Address '' Convenient," ' Star ! Ofiice. rT\O LET, Furnished Double Room, all coa- j JL veniences, central; suit working girl, j Apply evenings, 375 George sheet. OFFICE, Stock Eschnng-o Building, ocoupied National Provident Ftu:d: imtnej diat-e possession; low aental. Particulars Box 575, Duncdhi. FTVO LET, Gms or Two Well-furnished JL Rooms, its a of conveniences; sunny cosition. Annlv telephone 1.038. low rents. Hooper, 53

LOST AND FOUr*D. ■S-J H-C-Hira to , N.B. Valley; reward. LOST, a Bunch of ! ton avenue and i'osc utnce. lie-ward returning Jacobs, tobacconist. ' OST (SaturdayT 3th), Soldier's ■v-J Leave Pass and . number, and address) turn to Ketum;d Soldiers' Association; steps taken to prevent uss of same. FOUND, White Cockatoo; owrJsr ciwifcave sr.ms by paying- <ri-pen«s. Aisply Garbutt, Ouddingston, N.E. Valley. GROUND, Gentleman's Glove, Anderson's i- Bay road, Monday evening. Miss Edrards, fruiterer, Frince3 street. TOUND—Your old Pelt Hat made like ■ .—' new, moderate charjes. J. Whipp, 236 George street. I jU'-'UiN.u. —Viscounts, ±iaUT7ay Uash Fur--fi- chssing Association, payable Sooial J Hall, Hillside, Thursday, Trade 3 Hall, Moray ! place, Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. to 8.30; I membership ticket must be produced. jiUUiNi).—Have your JLawn Mowers Sharp. - cned, Repaired: D-jplicates stocked. Mansojn, 203 Crawford street; 'phone 2,605. BjtuujMJ.—spectacles to suit all sights -*- supplied by qualified Optician. Stunner, through Sprosen's chemist shoo, Octagon. HOLIDAY RESORTS. [ Comfortable Accommodation. . '• lakeside " Hou-:e, opposite rf; every attention. Miss K. A. EurKift'. ' srojjrietrcss.