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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 293, 11 December 1925, Page 16

_ AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.15, 12.30, 5.0. 7.40. LYRIC THEATRE: NIGHTLY AT 7.45. f */Yjz6urrisCt/>' J&7ZCLFIRST NATIONAL FILMS, LTD., PRESENTS ' MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS, , MILTON SILLS. MILTON SILLS. / MILTON SILLS. MILTON PILLS. / MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS. nOKOTHX MACKAIL, r>o BOTHY MACKAIL, DOROTHY MACKAIL, DOROTHY MACKAIL, In "THE MAKING OF O'MALLEY." , '• T H E M A X I N V, OF O - M A L L E Y." 'THE M A X I X <; OF (>" M A L L E Y." " T II E MAKING OF (f M A L L E V." "THE M A KING OF O ' M A L L E Y." -THE MAKING OF O ' M A L L E Y." J" Just lmapine Milton Sills as a repular Poliremnn. yp? a regulnr " cop." j nnd ns a regular cop he could lick his weights in wildcat but could not i beat little ole Dan Cupid. It's Milton Sills' finest show—something to set your blood a-tingle—to make you laugh and make you thrill—and thrill —and thrill. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES c BUCK JONES BUCK JONES In -; ."DU RA N D OF THE BAD LAND S." •1 " D I" R A N D (.- V THE II A D L A X I) S." :: " D U R A N D OF THE BAD LAN D S." THE DARING EXPLOITS OF A BELOVED OUTLAW. LATEST FOX NEWS. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. "LOVE AND LIONS," A FOX IMPERIAL COMEDY. PRICES AS USUAL: "1/ 9/ O/Q PRICES AS USUAL: J-/ » —/ » ..'"/«-'• RESERVES AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD.

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