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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17066, 20 August 1917, Page 7

Amusements. "-■-THE GiAUD-TO-DAY, 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. TO-NIGHT, 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. Ihe Public recognises in our Programmes that distinguishing mark which differentiates them from all others. WILLIAM FOX WILLIAM FOX Presents mum farnum IN THE END OF THE TRAIL Nothing could surpass the exceptionally cn c scenery, the strong personality of the actors, or the grace and beauty of the actresses, who were carefully selected from the highest pinnacles of perfection in their profession for this great Masterpiece. THE END OF THE TRAIL Absolutely nothing less than the Best would satisfy WILLIAM FOX, WILLIAM FOXj Who spared no time, trouble or expense in the production. THE END OF THE TRAIL Other Supports include, THE PATHE GAZETTE. The Very Latest from the Front. "THE HOUSE OF TERRIBLE "THE HOUSE OF TERRIBLE SCANDALS." SCANDALS." Comedy. If it hurts you to laugh, leave the Theatre before this film is projected on the scrfen. MARGUERITE CLARK In ihe Famous Playersc' Masterpiece, "HELENE OF THE NORTH?' Prices: Circle 9d; Stalls 6d. Reserves at Theatre. 'Phone 1152. THE QRAND. COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT, AUGUST 23rd. THE MOST MOMENTOUS EVENT IN THE PICTURE WORLD. The Artcraft-Paramount Super-feature Corporation Presents for a Short Period of - THREE DAYS ONLY. THREE DAYS ONLY. THREE DAYS ONLY. THREE MATINEES AT 2.30. THREE MATINEES AT 2,30. THREE EVENINGS AT 8 THREE EVENINGS AT 8 I The First Production by this Giant I Corporation, entitled, ! LESS THAN THE DUST. LESS THAN THE DUST. A Tensely Exciting Story of Modern India—the Land of Temples and of Sacred Waters, of Caste Mysteries and God Worshippers. Giving MARY PiCKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD Ihe First Real Opportunity of displaying her Extraordinary Ability. She is a little English castaway whom misfortune takes to India, where the Superstitious Natives regard her as "Lesa 'JPhaiTthe Dust" beneath their' feet. LESS THAN THE DUST. ' LESS THAN THE DUST. Is a Super-Production, and is Perfect in every detail. . The Scenes in Jndia and England are all i>f great beauty, enhanced with unexpected and startling effects. MARY PICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD. Has developed a brand-new characterisation of intense- power, mellowed by all the sweet and adorable qualities which have given her such a tremendous and devoted following among theatre-goers. Box Plaois open TO-DAY at Grand Theatre booking office. / PRICES : Reserved Circle Is 6d;. Unreserved Is; Reserved Stalls Is; unre-. servedt6d. Be wise: book early. The niost expensive film we have ever presented. 'Phone 1152. Will Jameson Manager. 1 REPRINTS 1 H of Famous ffi g Novels. '|| =p Is. 6d. each. H "The Bronze Eagle" bni Baroness Grczv. ig "Blake's Burden" I? m Harold Biadloss p| [g "Vagabond City" gl |8 Winifred Boggs. |1 "Tue Bubble Moon" S br§ ' Roy Bridges. g "The Green Flag" |jGj A. Conan* Doyle, {le I H. J. EAST, 1 A BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ffi gg. & NEWSAGENT, S II (Late Allden's Bookshop) 89 The Avenue, WANGANUI. W MUIRANDCO. Wanganui Monumental Works. ; tEstablisUed 1887.) Note the address: r"! , TAUPO QUAY (opp. Railway Station). We have p. large stock of GRANITE and MARBLE MEMORIALS. Inspection invited. Marble table tops and whita pebbles in stock. Concrete kerbing of any lesign done. ( Estimates given for work in town and country. , , A. J. MUIR, i „.," Manager Box 134. J '.Phone 285. t WULt'IS':. SCilKAPPS—Exercise 9 cenef :ial ettect upon the kidneys.