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AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI. miVOLI. IVOLI. — -I IVOLI. TivoLi. rruvoLi. IVOLI. LivOL.l. LAST ryriGHT AT Q AST U-IIGHT AT °« LAST ,~\TIGHT AT C AST -I>iIGHT AT O. j OF THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE, MARY T>ICKFORD. AHY -L ICKFORD. "\TARY T>ICKFORD. -"-Laky In Her Greatest Screen Characterisation, A POOR TITTLE "RICH fMRI.. - 1 - 00R -"ITTLE -"ICH VJTIRL. POOR TITTLE XJICH IRL. x OOR -"ICH You can book your seats at H. Cleal, Queen Street, or at Theatre, Thone A 2236. SATURDAY- A FTERNOON. ATURDAY Xi-FTERNOON. •CJPECIAL TVXATINEE A TTRACTION -"J-ATINEE -cLtTRACTION ■A3 2.30. We Present the Best-known Character in the Fiction of ail Nations. ■ROBINSON XVOBIXSGN VAcU'SOE ■pOBI.VSON /CRUSOE. •"OBINSON V/RUSOE. BOBINSON pWtUISOE. OBINSON V/RUSOE. "ROBINSON -"OBIXSON V-/RUSOE, <KK)O FEET. A Hero of Centuries known in all Languages to Untold .Millions. The Greatest Spectacular Adventure Drama ever Filmed. Defou's great truthfully portrayed In all its thrilling details. A treat no one, young or old, Rhould miss. R.BMEMBBK, Itobinson Crusoe will be screened for SIX AFTERNOON MATINEES ONLY, commencing SATURDAY, i2th inst. SATURDAY ,-VriGIIT AT Q ATURDAY JL> IGHT AT "• AND FIVE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. Reappearance of the Fascinating Japanese Actor, CJKSSUE TTAYAKAWA. OfiSSOH "J-AYAKAWA. ■OESSUE TTAYAKAWA. *->ESSUE -tIAYAKAWA. SESSOH TTAYAKAWA. ESSDH -d-AYAKAWA. In a thrilling Lnskj- Drama, wherein he eclipses till his previous screen efforts. As Count Takuda be gives a clever interpretation of an exciting emotional role which

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