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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 127, 29 May 1919, Page 12

AMtrSEMENTS. rpilE T^ARMERS , TTNION TTAVE "DENTED ■fcTATIONAL VJICTURES FOR TO-MORROW NIGHT, FROM 7 P.M. TO-NIGnT—YOUR L'AIST CHANCE TO SEE TRESENT (PROGRAMME AT EVENING SESSIONS. TO-iIOHEOTV TIIIB TIIEATEE WILL BE <?LOeSEI> TO THE PUBLIC FKOQI SEVEN 'P.M. ■Vj-ATIONAL "PICTURES. NO DULL MOMENTS "VTATIONAL TpiCTTJRES. ] -LN ATIONAL -t ICTUKES. AT ATIONAL A ICTURES. | WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE SMILING ATHLETIC STAR, jTIEORGE VVAI.SII, fTMIE T^ ID T s OTiEVER. VJeOEGE VValsH, IN A -*-HE -t*-lD J-S GEORGE TT'ALSU COMEDY DRAMA mHE T7"ID TS /^LEVER. .EOBGE »»ALSH, i-UB J^- ID J-S V^LEVER. A FAST-MOVING, THRILLING COMEDY-DRAMA, AQUNSHIKE riOMKDT. MAKES TIIE mHE TfATAt. TIfARRIAGE. OtrXSHINE WORLD LAUGH. - 1 - HE ATAL -Al-ARRIAGE. COME AND BE CONVULSED AND CONVINCED. '■rot Luck in the Army" Mutt and Jeff. Hunting tue Zebra Interest. Fox News " Topical Sujjar Cane Industry Interest. MfTUAI.'S LATEST AND GREATEST SITER-SERIAL, CHAPTER EIGHT. THE TJAILROAD "RAIDERS. FEATURING TTELEN TTOI.MEK. HE -•■■AIDERS. -Ll-ELEN J-J-oLMES. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA. FINEST IN AUCKLAND. Overture, '•Orpheus" (Offenbach), 7.50 p.m. Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, 8 p.m. EDUCATIONAL. ) ECCLESIASTICAL.

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