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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 173, 22 July 1918, Page 10

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A Powerful Five-part Drama, THE STORY OF THE DRIFTERS. 30th Chapter of THE GREAT SECRET. QUEEN'S. —■ - /-\t:F.KVs! L'EEN'S. Ui;tiiN«; -rpiiK ATiiEit \r.\.\." J- HE VtHEU «Xa.N. A Super Cast and a Gripping story, showing the Evil Wrought by a Faithless Wife, I'Va luring TTAURY *fOREY tUrlnß And •"iltllY "UoUEY GRACE T\ARMOND. RACE -'-'AItMOXD. Also. FRANCIS X. P.USiI.MAN and REVERLY ISAYNE in the Tenth Episode of "Till: GREAT SECRET." A ■ 77<veryt:odys. _*■*•!' -^VEUYBUDY'S. A SIX-REEL GOLDWYX. AT AE \rAKBII. The ! -AX J.il A1 ..sil, Winsome MAE iITARMI and -"-Afi -'J-AitSII, Fascinating, i In _! 1 T" X T>KLOVKH qißAiroit. I ! ■*- UK J->ei.(jvi:d J-ra:tok i ! rpiiE TJKI.ciVKii T<R.MTOR. ' ! J- HE ■*->!•:LOVED J- RAiTOU | ! rriiK t>i:i.i)Ved mitAITOIt i ; J-HK XJeI.OVEU -LraiVOß. I Compelling ~\T^ K \IARSII. both th.- -Jl AX i>IAK;-n! Smile and "STAR "\fAiP-'H. the Tear. -'-«-AX -'J-ARSH. 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