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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9618, 26 March 1917, Page 3

THE KING’S XO-DAY at 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. HAYWARD'S PHOTO-PHAY3. A Colossal Photo-Spectacle of Anciept Rome. '• “SPARTACUS,” Mighty Battle Hosts. Magnificent Temples. Scenes of indolent Luxury. Great Gladiatorial Contests and Combats. Outrivalling “Cabiria.” A. Stupendous Eilm achievement that makes the Grey Past Live. Bing 'Phone 3143 for Reserves, or Book at The Bristol, We’ll be packed out tonight. EVERYBODY’S TO-DAY, 10.45 to 10.13. TO-DAY: Constance Talmadge, Wilfrid Lucas and 50 Million. Microbe Actors In , Tha Triangle Pine Arts Success, “THE MICROSCOPE MYSTERY/ A story of Simplicity and Intrigue. Love and Violence, Mystery and Surprise. AN INNOCENT GIRL IS SAVED PROM CHARGE OP MURDER, by the use of the MICROSCOPE. SEE the Wonderful Bacilli Cultures and the "Close-ups" of Minute Insects. A splendid climax dealing with, tha "Love-Germ." Also: Billy Burke in Gloria's Romance No. 3, "The Gathering Storm." THE EMPRESS. TO-DAY, A World 1 Wonder-Play, "THE MADNESS OP HELEN,” Starring Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell. An Enthralling Mystery Drama. Innocent by day and Wanton, by night. IS SHE MAD? OB IS IT THE SAME GIRL? A Storv with an Unexpected Ending. NOTE—The management earnestly assure every one of the thousands who saw Ethel Clayton last week in "The Hidden Scar" that she is even better ,in this picture. An i TAXI SERVICE, . -L» • • Lambton Quay. Next Public Trust Office, Cars for Hire Oil and Petrol Supplied. Expert Drivers only Employed. ’Phone 2924. N. NIGHTINGALE. Proprietress. MEETINGS RNUNTCIPAL iTJL MR P. C, ELECTIONS. WEBB, M.P., And MB A. 11. HINDMARSH. M.P., Will speak in the POST OPPICE SQUARE, TO-DAY, at 12.15 p.m.. In snpport of the Labour "Ticket.” E. KENNEDY, Secretary.

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