HIS MAJESTY'S.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17110, 11 October 1917, Page 6

HIS MAJESTY'S.

"THE CRIMSON DOVE."

Two noted stars appear in "The Crimson Dove," the World feature to be screened-on the new programme at Mis Majesty's Theatre to-night Tiiese are June Elvidge and Dion Titheradge supported by Carlyle Blackwell. The story goes thus: Brand Cameron, a minister, due to his attendance on a regenerated show lady, is asked to resign Jrom his church. Faro Kate ac-' cuses him of being the father of her child. Believing that he is guilty, his church is. burnt by a mob. The minister rescues Kate's baby, which happens to be m the burning church Faro Kate retracts her lie, and ho becomes iVr^u ■ ■? the place * T! Je 6th episode °t -,"F- c on Claw" provides some most thrilling incidents. Some fine war pictures are included in the "Topical Budget."

.The Gonville Baptist Sunday School.-; Seventh Anniversary Services last Sunday were in every way a great -success.', llie Town Hall was well filled for the .afternoon and evening gatherings. The Rev. Stanley Jer.kin. of the Ingestre Street Baptist Ohurch, addressed the meeting in the afternoon on the Beauty of Holiness." Scholars and teachers from the Gonville Methodist and Ingestre Street, and Wanganui East Baptist Sunday schools attendel this gathering, and were given a hearty welcome by the speaker. In .the evening a large audience of interested >arents and friends listended to a fine address by the Re»r. H. E. Edridge, of Hastings. Pleasing items were given by the children. The teachers and scholars, on the platform, augmented by an efficient orchestra, imder the baton of Mr F. L. Spurdle, with Miss Grace Dempsey at the piano, gave a very creditable5 performance. Special mention must be made of the solos by Miss Ma.ud Goldring and Miss Vera Goldring; also the duets by the Misses Mar-' ga,ret Bell and Stella Lovegroye, and the Misses Nellie Lovegrove and Eva Marchant.