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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 13, 16 January 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. - rpWO "OIG T>ICTURES. rpWO POPULAR gTOBIES. IffO Jt>lG JU IC TURES J-WO AOPULAR TWO itTTELL-KNOWN A CT s°Sf' wo Well-known -^-utl.obs. NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11, 2.30, 5 and 8. LYRIC DE LUXE: NIGHTLY AT 7.45. FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES PRESENT "WILD ORANGES." "WILD ORANGES." "WILD ORANGES." 'WILD ORANGES." " WLLD ORANGES." " WILD ORANGES. From the :. vol by JOSEni lIERGESHEIMER. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS TOM "YriX IN 'Tpilß TTIVERLASTING TTTHISFER." om ix "liiE -Wehlasting >Vhisper." From the Story by JACKSON GREGORT. OCR TTSUAL 130PULAR pRICES: "1/ O/ 9/0 UR L'SUAL J- OPULAR ± RICES: -*- ' » ->' 1 -/*>. NEXT CHANGE. A CYCLONE OF MERRIMENT. TOHNNY T-TINES IN '•mHE T IVE VT7IRE." JoiIN.XY -tJ-INES IN "J- HE » * IRE." HIS GREATEST PICTURE TO DATE! SEE the most stupendous, colossal, magnificent and Jeath-defying circus nets in Hip world gathered together in Johnny Hines' mirthquake, "THE LIVE WIRE." it . x . , . . SEE them loop Hie loop a hundred feet in the air. SEE the giant headslide down the wire. SEE the marvellous Acrobats. SEE America's funniest clowns. SEE them all and be thrilled as you've never been thrilled before ; but, above all. bring your handkerchief because you'll laugh until you cry when you see the irrepressible, the dynamic and ingeniously humorous JOHNNY HINES himself. AN ADDED ATTRACTION : "TXTAGES TPOR -IX7IVES." "Wages -f or Wives." A COMEDY-DRAMA THAT YOU'LL ENJOY! Book Early for This Programme. USUAL PRICES.

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