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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15749, 26 October 1914, Page 10

Amusements. GLOBE PICTURES LOBE PICTURES. THEATRE DE LUXE. SPECIAL HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. We Open 10 o'clock To-day. First there is the Procession, then the GLOBE for Rest and Quiet. Nordisk Star Comedy— HIS PHANTOM "I7IRIEND. Two IS X HANTOM TRIEND. Acts. There is always a certain degree of humour in the idea of a husband's deception to keep a. jealous wife ignorant of how he spends his leisure, but it is rare that such fun can be extracted from the idea as is accomplished in this splendid comedy. PATHE WAR SPECIAL. Scenes of Striking Interest. HIGH-BORN CHILD AND THE BEGGAR-MAID. Founded on the Beautiful Song,, " The Children's Home," a sweetly pathetic story. PLAYING THE PIPER - - Vitagraph, Tho Father's Rivalry with the. Bagpipes Leads to Many Screaming Situations. A FOOLISH AGREEMENT - - Edison. Adults, 6d. Children. 3d. Reserved. Is. T7"ING GEORGE THEATRE, "**■ QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. , From 10.25 a.m. to 10.50 p.m. SHOWING TO-DAY (LABOUR DAY). A GREAT DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. AND NO ADVANCE. PRICES AS USUAL. Headed by a Great Sensational Three-reel Drama, A CHOT AT "jITIDNIGHT. Part I. A QHOT A T ATIDNIGHT. Part 11. 4 OHOT A T "MIDNIGHT. Part 111. The Thrilling and Sensational Story of a Blackmailer—His Mysterious Death—Arrest and Imprisonment of the Wrong Man on Circumstantial EvidenceTho Trial and Unexpected Denouement. Produced by the VitaßCope Company, all of whose productions have been a great success at this Theatre. Fifth Instalment of that Great Serial in TWO PARTS. LUCILLE T OVE. THE GIRL OF -U MYSTERY. A Btory of Love. Intrigue, and Adventure. A TONIC FOR THE IMAGINATION. THE WAR. WARWICK CHRONICLE. \J War Topical. 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