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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 134, 7 June 1911, Page 12

AUUSEMENYS. VXTEST'C! — piCTUREQ — W EST *S » » esttO _. JTictukeO — » * est'Q t> o y a l albert hali. xl *Dlrectioa T. J. West and Henry Hayward, 'THE WINDOW 08 , THE WORLD." SOMETHING TO Talk AtsUIJT. THE CaiIATEST PiCTUKE OK" IHE DAY. BEN HALL, BEN HALL,, BEN HALL, A TALE OP THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. THIS SUPEfiB PRODUCTION IS OiNLX TO BE SEEN AT WEST'S*, t WHO HOLD EXCLUSIVE RIUHTS. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. Realising that in tiie past some films ma; have been inclined to create a faise impression in ,the minds of YOUNG FOLKS, this fine work has been produced at great expense, being the true life o£ BEN HALL, making no attempt to glorify his doings, or palliate the heinousness of his crimes, but presenting the subject in such a way ad will point a strong moral lesson, and show the ultimate fate of all evildoers, lor THE WAGES OF SIN ISS DEATH. BEAD WHAT SYDNEY CRITICS SAY: "S.M. HEIiALD" says:—" The pictureplay shows realistically tiie exploits—amidst surroundings of some beautiful Australian bush scenery. It is quite equal to anything yet accomplished." "DAILY TELEGRAPH" says:—"The pictures have been finely prepared, and are amongst the niosc snccesstul samples of moving photography that have so far been exhibited in Sydney." •THE SUN" says:—"The managerial announcement that the subject would be presented iv such a way as to point a strong moral lesson WAS WELL FOUNDED. This example of motion photography compares favourably with the leading American and Continental productions. Th e episodes are splendidly acted, and "very cleverly stage-managed." 'THE SPORTSMAN" says:—"The unanimity of the press Is endorsed by the public, which Is sufficient guarantee of the BONA FIDES." BESIDES THE ABOVE ATTRACTIVE FEATURE, The Following Star Subjects will be Presented: Coeoanut Growing—A Stage Romance — Plcturescpie Sardinia—Pathe's Latest Gazette—Clancy, etc.. etc., etc. ROYAL ALTSHRT ORCHESTRA OF LADY INSTRUMENTALISTS. Prices: 1/6, 1/, and 6d. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'Phone 1506. rpiVOLI THEATRE, NEWTON. X POPULAR PICTURE PALACE. STEWART'S UP "PICTURES TKWART'S TO XTIHTT'RES STEWART'S DATE "DICTURES TEWAET'S * ICTURES NEW PICTURES TO-NIGHT. SEE SEE SEE THIS GREAT PROGRAMME. THE KEEPER OF THE LIGHT, THE KEEPER OF THE LIGHT, A Powerful Drama, Full of Human Interest THE VALLEY OF VISP, A Gorgeous Coloured Study of Pictnresqne Scenery. In Old lit Shasta, A Military Training School, Tenderfoot, etc. FOUR GOOD COMICS. Prices: 1/ ami Gd. ASSIST the Art Revival. —Patronise the Exhibition, Coburg-st. Admission, 1/. Open daily. 537 •\t67~:J. — Co Garrison Artillery.—Popular -1> Fortnightly Socials To-night. Druidfl' Hall. North-st., Newton. 25

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