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Southland Times, Issue 17483, 26 July 1915, Page 6

Amusements. ZEALANDIA HALL. TO-NIGHT —At S—TO-NIGHT. TJJE LONDON TIMES aays:— “ ‘Thou Shalt Not Kill’ marks an epoch in the motion-picture art. In no other picture ever shown has the uncanny workings of a criminal’s conscience, the inner conscience of a man, that is so 'vividly portrayed by Poe, been attempted.” SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SOMETHING NOVEL! TO-NIGHT. At S O’CLOCK. A DRAMA OF THE MIND. Suggested by “The Tell-tale Heart” and Poems by Edgar Allan Poe, THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE; Or, "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!” "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!” •■■THOU SHALT NOT KILL!” -THOU SHALT NOT KILL!” "THOU SHALT NOT KILL!” The Most Mysterious and Masterful Drama Ever Shown on the Motion Picture Screen. CAST: The Nephew Henry B. Wathall The Uncle Spottiswoode Aiken The Sweetheart Blanche Sweet Who will be remembered as Judith. The Italian George Siegman The Detective . . . ; . . Ralph Lewis Produced by D. W. Griffiths. Admittedly the Greatest of All Directors Adults 6d; Children 3d.

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