PATHE PICTURES.
Por the last time to-night the "Partners in Crime" series of moving pictures will be shown at His Majesty's Theatre,, and- the | big sensational liim will doubtless be farewelled in tlie same enthusiastic manner as it has been received during its short season here. The story is that of the crimes of ; a parly of motor-boat .bandits, and" the thrilling adyentures concerned in their detection are sufficient to hold one's interest throMlioiit. "A Dolly for Baby," is the next' b^st of the.inipporling dramas, and it ia well worth. .seeing,, beingY a charming little story of the prairies, in which cowboys arc the- principal actors, apd the character around whom the pretty romance is interwoven is a winsome child, who desires, in her sickness, to obtain her favorite doll. The oowboys get, it for her after a series of startling experiences. . "Beauty in a Sea Shell is, a pretty Vitagraph comedy, enacted amid beautiful scenes by the k*ashore. Such other numbers as 'the (i'aumont (Ira-phic. "Fickle Fi*eak," "The Sdnambulist," etc., -go to complete a splendid series.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13350, 7 April 1914, Page 4
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