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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 43, 20 February 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. I I "VTOW CJHOWING. f L • I .11 ow K3HOWING. [ B FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS A DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME THAT IS Si EXCEPTIONAL IN QUALITY. COLLEEN MOORE r in "THROUGH THE DARK." "THROUGH THE DARK." L "THROUGH THE DARK." "THROUGH THE DARK.". \ "THROUGH THE DARK." "THROUGH THE DARK." 1 A thrilling detective story, thrilling romance of Boston Blackie. ~i Pu "-? ue d b F Prison guards after his sensational gaol break, Blackje stopped m nis nignt to rescue a beautiful girl thrown from a runaway steed —and was I recaptured by Cupid. . A great picture play of the underworld, where romance and peril lurk in \ . darkened alleys. 1 THEN THE STORY OF A SAILOR WITH A GIRL IN EVERY PORT. RICHARD BAR THELMESS DOROTHY MACK AIL DOROTHY' MAC KAIL IN "SHORE LEAVE." "SHORE LEAVE." ; " SHORE LEAVE." " SHORE LEAVE." • . " SHORE LEAVE." " SHORE LEAVE." - OH, BOY! SHIP AHOY! •\ ' Come along, we are putting out to sea with Dick as the gallant sailor. ? Dick is just a snappy,sailor and Dorothy Mackail is his sweetheart, t It is a big picture that is full of action from start to finish, it is big with i drama and humour all through, and it sounds the depths of your feelings in moments when the salt o' the sea bites into the lore woqnd of a gallant sailor. ' LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC '. News LATEST FOX GAZETTE News A HODGE PODGE NOVELTY 'interest i PRICES A S TTSUAL: "I / O / O/Q I -Prices -cVs Usual: J-/i A/o. j Reservations at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., for Both Theatres. Price, 2/9.

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