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Southland Times, Issue 17664, 23 February 1916, Page 6

Amusements. Popular Picture Palace. 2 to 5 DAILY G. 45 to 10.30. LAST DAY—LAST NIGHT OF "EDU CAT lON OF .Mil PIPP.” WILDFIRE—WILDFIRE—WILDFIRE. “THE MURDOCH TRIAL.” The Strongest Programme ever shown. Comma' Thursday A POWERFUL EMOTIONAL PLAT, “The Clutch of Circumstance” In Three Brilliant Parts. Re-appearance of ' CHARLIEC H A P L I N. CIIARLIEC H A P L I N. As a Woman. CHARLIE, THE PERFECT LADY. 6d-6d-6d Prices as Usual 3d-3d-3d. UNICIPAL THEATRE, INVERCARGILL. TO-NIGHT And TO-MORROW NIGHT. Two Nights Only. Direction DRAMAS, LTD. Presenting hv special arrangement with J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. TO-NIGHT—TO-NIGHT —TO-NiGHT. The thrilling spy play, THE MAN WHO STAY’ED AT HOME. THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME. THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME. THE MAN. WHO STAYED AT HOME. “Mr Preston, Don’t thing me impertinent, but I want to bring home to you the fact that there are many men besides yourself who have responsibilities which they cannot reveal to the world, but which are more than sufficient to justify them in “STAYJNG AT HOME.” MISS HILDA DORRINGTON as MIRIAM LEE. MR LIONEL WALSH as CHRISTOPHER BRENT. In “The Man Who Stayed At Home.’' TO-MORROW NIGHT. Farewell Performance To-morrow Night. The play that turns on laughs and tears, GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD. GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD. “Don’t wonder if the D n thing is any good. Let nothing short of the price stop you from coming in.” Come and you’ll agree with Bengamine attles who says YOU’RE ALL RIGHT WALLINGFORD PRICES—D.C. and F. Stalls, 4/-; tails. 3/-; Earlv Door, Gd extra, x Gal■ry, 1/-; Early Door, I/- extra. Box Plan at The Bristol. On view all ly. No extra booking fee. Day Sales at Welsh’s, opposite Theatre 'Fu477