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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 73, 26 March 1919, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. A GREAT PROGRAMME. ATTEND EARLY SESSIONS -RATIONAL TDICTURES. -VTATIONAL TJICTURES -National -Pictures.- -National -Cictukes William Fox Presents the Girl with the Wonderful Sparkling Eves JEWEL fXARMEN IN mHE YXJITK THE /"iiIAMPAGNE T7IYES " EffEL BARMEN J- HE *JIRL V > ITH THE Jβ YES With the Fox Kiddles, Francis Carpenter, Gertrude Messenger. A Drama Crowded with Deep Human Touches. She Chose to be a Thief, rather than sink even lower in the scale of life ONE CONTINUAL ROAR. OUNSHINB (-IOMEDY, V\7 ILD WOMEN AND rpAME X lONS Sunshine- VV ILD W O men and J-ame Mo.ns The Best Comedy Ever Screened. Lions and half-α-dozon other Animals make the Most Uproarious Fun. Beyond Imafiination HOTEL DE MUTT MUTT AND JEFF FOX WEEKLY NEWS BEAUTIFUL NGAERE GARDENS " SCENIC BAWERA STAKES THE RACE FOR THE " CHAMPIONSHIP. DESERT GOLD V. GLOAMING NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, FINEST IN ' AUCKLAND Overture, "Taneredi" (Rossini). S r> m

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