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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 139, 12 June 1917, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. . RINCE S S. ' TO-DAY. mO-NIGHT. O-DAY. • J-O-NIGHT. SWEET, SPIRITUAL SPARKLING VIOLA "TJANA.. I 10 LA -L'ANA. I VIOLA T_ANA. I lOLA ■L'aNA. I In THE -\XORTAL CJIN. I l__ Mortal Pin. i 1 rrUIIE ]\TORTAL CJIN. I i l._ E Mortal Pis. ' A 5-ACT METRO WONDER-PLAY OF A YOUNG WIFE'S MIGHTY SACRIFICE. A YOUNG WIFE sacrifices all she holds dear in life to save her invalid husband from death. Is she Justified? HER HUSBAND, learning of her tremendous sacrifice, is overcome by a bitter rage and hatred.—and be carries out a terrible revenge. WHO WAS TO BLAME? THE WlFE—who gave up everything because of her great love for her husband; or THE HUSBAND—whose sense of justice was crazed by what he imagined to be the shattering of his ideal? PEERLESS PRINCESS ORCHESTRA, A HUGE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. QUEEN'S. U KEN'S. QUEEN'S. mO-DAY, UK EN'S. J-O-NIG'HT. A MARVELLOUS "ART" CREATION,' I mHE A DVENTURER. T I Lhe -fl DVENTURER. | THE A DVENTURER. 1 HE -"-DVENTURER. | MARIAN SWAYNE As Dorothy. A Picture Play adapted from the Novel "The Adventurer." by the most famous of all American 'Novelists, upton sinclair. the parade in sydney o-p OUR DOMINION HEROES.

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