Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17257, 5 September 1919, Page 12

Amusements-. H IS MAJESTY'S ipBEAIBSL Lessees, J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THB . SEASON. ALLAN WILKrE, ALLAN WTLKIE, ALLAN WILKIE. ALLAN WILKIE. Supported by Miss Fredisvryde HunterWatts and His Brilliant Coterie of I'ldyers in Alexander Dumas' Great Play, " CAMILLE " " CAMILLE." " CAMILLE." " CAMILLE." SUCCESS ! SUCCESS ! SUCCESS I A BRILLIANT PRODUCTION. SEE MISS FREDISWYDE HUNTER. WATTS AS CAMILLE. SEE ALLAN WILKIE AS ARM AND DUVAL. FOR THE LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. Sox Plan at Wildman and Arey's Day Sales at Colemun'f. PRICES: 4s, 3s, 2s. 1?. No Early Doo.s. THEATRE ROYAL, HAMILTON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. ALLAN WILKIE In " THE SILVER KING." BROADWAY — THEATRE, ROADWAY ■ — I-HEAT-RE NEWMARKET. EWMAEKET. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) AND SATURDAY. AT 8 O'CLOCK. WILLIAM FOX Presents WILLIAM FARNTM. WILLIAM FAR NUM. And a Large Cast of Notable Players AQOLDIER'S r\A.TH." ►■JOLLIER'S vJaTE..'' WAR — LOVE — VENGEANCE. THE STRUGGLE OF NATIONS AND HUMAN HEARTS IN* A POWERFUL PICTURE. This remarkable photoplay, which has been invested with unusual realism, and in which real French and German soldiers were used, was written by Daniel Roosevelt, and directed by Oscar C. Apfel. "A Soldier's Oath" graphically depicts the horrors of war, but i; surpasses other war dramas in that the continuity of the story has not been marred by a. too liberal use of long, tiresome battle scenes. SEE—The. Prison Fire, in which, real convicts appear —The Bursting 4'2-Centim«tro Gun. SEE The other Features, which make the Photoplay one without parallel. A SPECIAL SCREENING OF "A SCLDIR'S OATH" Will be given ai 2.30 ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Episode 15 of the Serial, mii "FIGHTING TRAIL" Will be Shown at this Matinee Also FIRST-CLASS MUSIC BY THE BROVDWAY ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING W« W SMITH'S Dusky Dandies and" I » » Best Local Artists at Town Hall to- . morrow (Saturday) evening. Teachers of Music. ~ M ADiM t MABEL „ ST. JAMES. 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