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Southland Times, Issue 17642, 4 May 1914, Page 6

... Aumatente. - VERY WELCOME. . * VERY WELCOME, i ;,- In .his . annual .'.report to the- Aberdeen Town Council the Chief ■of Ppllfce attributed 1 tlie decrease, of crime arid drunkenness to the existence in increasing hum-' tiers " Of l picture shpws. ‘‘This proved,” ho - said, “.that 'the temptation of drink could 'be reduced*by the provision l of inexpensive counter attractions. Picture shows," he continued,;-“are generally believed to be ah inducement to children and youths to steal in order to*raise the necessary coppers for admission. On reference to the convictions for dishonesty, ' I find that juvenile thieving has also been on the decrease during the year.” 1 . \ ■ Human Nature Is . the same in every breast, and if'the .right appeal is'-made to people who go astray thpre Is always a chance 'to- lead them ■ ' “INTO THE EIGHT.” THE LYCEUM. TO-NIGHT at S, 1 , TO-NIGHT at S, Provides that appeal in ,< A MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS Achieved in the famous- screen play, BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. BROTHERS AT WAR. One of those Stirring Stories of strife between North and South during the American Civil War, it is a TALE OF LOVE AND BATTLE GRIM. TALE OF ROVE AND BATTLE GRIM. This fine Picture is supported by A COLLECTION OF RARE PICTORIAL GEMS, including . A MAGNIFICENT CHILD STUDY entitled HIS MAJESTY THE BABY. , HIS MAJESTY THE BABY. HIS MAJESTY THE BABY. The presentment of this study, touches that one chord in■ nature that “Makes the whole world kin.” ALSO FREE COUPONS TO-NIGHT. ALSO FREE COUPONS TO-NIGHT.

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