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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 41, 25 March 1914, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HIS' MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The House of Excellence. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. At 8. —TO-NIGHT — At 8. A Stirring and Captivating Drama, HANDGRIPS WITH DEATH. HANDGRIPS WITH DEATH. "ANDGRIPS WITH DEATH, (in colours), " -~~ ■ DEA RIDE FOR"--A*~JBRIDE. A Keystone Laughter Producer. THE ANT AND THE GRASSHOSP"™ 1 * A Clever Trick Film. Tangiers. English Gazette. Tommy's Stratagem. The Hermit Crab. Two Men and a Piano. Prices: 1/- and-6d. Reserves, Dresden, 1/6. Last Opportunity of Seeing Programme To-day. n LOBE THEATRE. r High St. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Kalem's Great Masterpiece, Last Day of AN UNSEEN TERROR. Last Day of AN UNSEEN TERROR. Last Day of AN UNSEEN TERROR. Last Day of AN UNSEEN TERROR: The Murderer visits the spot of his Crime. And Others of equal merit. 6d, 3d. 6d, 3d. 760

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