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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16852, 21 December 1916, Page 7

Amusements. THE STEPPING STONE. A Picture that is bound to strike <* L'esponsivo Chord in the heart of every Woman! HIS MAJESTY'S. .Mi, to-night at 8. ' TO-NIGHT "AT 8.. Seldom has there been a play which strikes home so forcibly—which touches a point so vita-lly interesting to tlie happiness of so many people as "THE STEPTO STOfIE." "THE STEMS ST9IBE." Featuring FRANK KEENAN, The Man with the Speaking Face. Words could convey their impressions no more clearly than do JKENAN'S FEATURES SPEAb, HATRED, LOVE, CONTEMPT, or AMUSEMENT in the tense, dramatic scenes of the Play. The- story is very human. The husband, like many a man before him, loses his head when weaau comes quickly, and looks on the woman who ha^ stood by his side during the dark., days as not being good enough for k^n. v "It is women such as 3-cm who are'stepping stones for men THE PLAY ENDS WITH A TRUE INCE SURPRISE CLIMAX. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING /FILMS. I'ULLER'S PREMIER ORCHESTRA. Dress Circle Is, Stalls 6d } Reserves at the Theatre Is 6d. 'Phone; 863.

Sensible Christmas gifts for men are ties, socks, handkerchiefs, or- braces. Tlrere is no risk in giving, as these goods are always acceptable. The Melbourne, Ltd., is showing a line range of smart new ties at Is 6d and ws 6d. Also plain and fancy cashmere seeks Is to 2s 9d. Braes Is 6d to 3s 6d. and a large variety of Irish lawn and linen handkrehiefs at 4d; 6d 9d, Is 3d, to Is 6<L