AMUSEMENT*' "INTOLERANCE” BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. BOOK EARLY. KIN G S THE ATE L\ Commencing MONDAY EVENING NEXT MONDAY EVENING NEXT TOR A BRIEF RETURN SEASON. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present c«-& ecr^m OSS CO* THE MOST REMARKABLE ANT) MOST DISCUSSED ITEM OF ALL TIMES. DEPICTING LOVE’S STRUGGLE THROUGHOUT THE AGES. "INTOLERANCE” MUST bo scon to bo appreciated. It is awe inspiring, bewildering, thrilling, spectacular, and takes you back 2000 rears ago. and brings before you facts 'of to-day in a great parallel story. Every Evening at 8 p.m. Matinees daily from TUESDAY NEXT * Price™ 3s. 2s. Is. Plan at. The Bristol now onen. No Booking Tee. 197 Touring Manager. Duncan Neven. THE KING’S TWICE DAILY—-2.30 and 8. ‘•THE FOUNDLING,” A Famous Players Triumph, Starring / , MARY PICKFOED. Here is the World’s Sweetheart as a forlorn and disconsolate little waif, who occasionally risks a tiny heart-breaking smile. A Masterpiece of Film-craft, full of finer touches. Also. Docking of_ tho Barque recently ashore at Wellington Hoads. Prices: fid and Is. Reserves at The Bristol or ’Phone 3143, Is f>d. SATURDAY': Bessie Bnrriscalo in Tho Snarl.’’ Only at 2.30 and 8. THE EMPRESS TO-DAY. TO-DAY. A triple-star World Film, Featuring CARLYLE BLACKWELL. JUNE ELVIDQD, ARTHUR ASHLEY. "THE PAGE MYSTERY.” Rhe Mystery of the Secret Bedroom. Hie enigma of tlie girl ■who wanted to take her life. Tho secret of the murder of the WORTHLESS COLONEL PAGE. First Instalment of "The Iron Claw. A new and wonderful continued photo-play. SATURDAY NEXT: Lillian Walker m "Kitty Mackay.’’ EVERYBODY’S CONTINUOUS TO-DAY. The -whip. HE HIP. 'ho Greatest Stage Melodrama made into •he MOST STUPENDOUS FILM-PLAY-Scene after Scene of Excitement. HUNTING, HORSE shows, MOTOR RACES, TRAIN SMASH. AUTO COLLISION, TROTTING PARADES. "THE BIG RACE.” And one of the Greatest Stones or Love and Villainy ever screened. Screening at 11.10, 1.25, 3.40, 5.55. 8 p.m. Prices as usual during day. Evening ’rices: 6d, Is, Is 6d. ... AIURDAY" NEXT: Robert Warwick m "The Argyle Case.’’ SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OP WOMEN AND CHILDREN. TTTHE Secretary will be in attendance JL at the Rooms, Bridge’s Buildings, 19, Willi* street, on TUESDAY anu fRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. I You must have noticed how much I better a man looks when wearing d 1 Suit made at MILLIGAN’S, KeL 1 burn Avenue. I I I I
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9717, 20 July 1917, Page 3
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