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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 65, 16 March 1918, Page 12

**nr»EMErtT». H IS M^ 81^3 Lessees, Messrs. J. c. WUliamson, Ltt XAST NIGHT \- LAST NIGB _, LAST NIGHT Of" ', rjpkM TT AND rpHAT JJOCKS IJtHB QRADLE. The pre-eminent and most. reinark*l>i» Picture of the year. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. PRICES: Night—2/7, 2/1, l/l «i ". TRICESS: Matlnee-2/1, 1/1, 6d. ' Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's.

A BCADIA. **-RCADIA. gISTBtt gISTER MONDAY NEXT, TITEN r\P mHE T^ESEBT., A Thrilling Drama of the Giest Outofc Doors, featuring JACK GARDNER, PRODUCED BY EBSANAY. '' \ /^.RAND — OPPOSITE OPo" VTraND TO-DAT, TJM)AT, If you love life's finer things «cc TMLLIE TJURKE IS ••T>EG4J£V J-MLLIE J-»UKKE IN -t EOGY. This play was specially Vritten for BUll. •Burke, «nd .fits her Hke a glove. ' ILLIE *>URKE IN -tEOOTV She Iβ tbe Incarnation of GlrllnU Beauty and Grace. - BIM.IE TJURKE IN "OEOGt* ILLIE -DdRKE IN -tBQOT "Peggy" 'buWblcs with fun, and mat»' yon feel young. • ■■ ■ \ FROM THE . Andrew and some elders of the chnrA •were going to order a girl ont of toWh be. cause ehe wae about to become a mother though unmarried. Peggy demanded that they look for the man. Much to the <M«i cornfiture of Andrew, the man was Colin, bit own eon. The uncle reluctantly consented to the marriage of Colin and Janet, the i£i who had beenvon trial. The Bey. Bro« scored Peggy as.lacking modesty in uremia/ the case. The next few weeks wrought i change In the minister, and he •cetne to m her, but the girl wouldn't admit hit Finally he exclaimed: "Good God, I must ccc her!" Peggy could not reelet this, (s t ran out to him. v n---» All Scotch people 'Will love this .pictSre; , - And ..';,» Seventh Chapter, "THE MASTER KET.** DO NOT MISS BILLY BCBKE iS ' 'TEGGX." -

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