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___________!£. " " * A MTSTERIOUS ROMANCE OF THE ALLURING SAHARA. First National Pictures present THE GREAT DRAMA- MADE IN -ALGERIA, " A CON f\F mHE CSAHARA." ••-a- ~-on v/p-X-HE Sahara." bert lytell. :: A Son OS T££ SiHSt" ™ DSOR - " A CJON r\ F T< HB CAHARA." With MONTAGUE LOVE. ••■**■ «on -*- he Sahara." Walter mcgrail. ::a O f f TS SiSiSi.:: • theb*. " A CJON |~| F T- HB OAHARA" «~~_. S_ON VF J-lIE -SAHARA." From the Famous Novel by Louise Gerard. THE PICTURE OP THE TEAR. THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR. A GREAT DESERT ROMANCE OF A LOVE AS BURNING AS THE SUN-KISSED SANDS. PICTURESQUE, BEAUTIFUL, PULSATING WITH LIFE AND ACTION. The Startling Love Story of an Arabian Sheik for a White Girl. Actual Harem Scenes, Palaces of the Sheiks, and Dusky Arabian Dancing Girls. The' Slave. Market Scenes of Old Arabia Revivified. Thousands of French Spahi Cavalry, Senegalese and Arabian Troops engaged in Thrilling Battle in the Desert/ YOU WTLL SEE IN THIS WONDER PICTURE YOU .WILL SEE IN THIS WONDER PICTURE Actual Harem Scenes, Palaces of the Sheiks, Dusky Oriental Beauties, Oulad Nail Dancing Girls, ■ Slave Market of El-Ammeh. Native Villages. Thousands of Camels, Arabs, Horses,' Hordes of Arab Fighting Men. Fierce Battle of Natives, Kidnapping of White Girl by Sheik, Gay Scenes iv Paris Calcs. A'cjo'n r\F rpHE c«AnA-.A.." . Qon vf a he Sahara.." Is the Picture of the Year. You owe it to yourself to sec it! ENGLISH TOPICAL, MOONBLIND SCENIC, "THE WILD DUCK " (Comedy). ITIHE "JTATIONAL QKCHESTRA, "piNEST TN AUCKLAND. EVENING PRICES : 1/. 2/2, 2/9. Reserve's. Lewis. R. Eady and Son, Ltd. SESSIONS: 11.15, 2.30, 4.30, 6.20, S. SEE THE GRUELLING COMBAT WITH A TIGER SHARK. SCENES UNRIVALLED IN DARING : " ' •'_'* '; ■ 1 ' ' • In : " Vengeance of the deep." One of the : mightiest thrills ever' pictured, In a production whose sensations and suspense will hold you spellbound. A native pearl diver's boat is run into and wrecked by a brutal owner of pearling concessions ln his schooner. In revenge the native fouls the sir-line of the conceesionnaire's diver—and just as he . completes tbe job a vicious tiger shark attacks him. Back pressure on- the air pump apprises those on the schooner that pomethine hns pone wrong—a splash of crimson on the surface of the sea bears witness ot- a .struggle below, a struggle which the; / S cannot, see. "VENGEANCE OF THE DEEP." For the flrst time ln screen history, drama enacted on the bed of tbe ocean—the drama of those hardy men who dare the treachery of the deep and Hb awesome creatures to wrest from it its treasures. And ■ . COMEDY "BEFORE THE PUBLIC' :.."'■■■ ' Also, A b HULA HULA DANCE. THIS IS THE REAIb HULA-HULA DANCE, WHICH IS PROHIBITED FROM BEING SHOWN IN HONOLULU. D-K—NOT—MISS—IT. MUSIC BY THB ROYAL RANGITONGANS. SESSIONS: 11.0, 12.25, 3.20, 4.25, 6.10, and 8 -.clock.

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