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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 11 May 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAIS. POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAYS. I NATIONAL SESSIONS: 11.30. 2.30. 5.0. 7.40. LYRIC NIGHTLY AT 7.45. t TWO BKi FEATURES. HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S , "THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR." THE BOOK WAS A RECORD SELLER. THE PICTURE IS PROVING A RECORD BREAKER. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS MARION DAVTES IN "LITTLE OLD NEW YO R K." r SELECTED SUPPORTS. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. I BOX PLAN FUR LOTH THEATRES AT LEWIS R. EAD_ AND SON, LTD. ( 1 °MlN'i; rpiIUKSPAY. /DOMING miIURSDAY. J-HURSDAV. A. HURSDAY. 'THE MANX MAN." "THE MANX MAN." '•THE MANX MAN." "THE MANX MAN." A Thrilling Ph-turisatioi) of the Immortal Story by OIK TTAI.L /i.UNE. Ull! TTALL /"IAINE. J-J-AI.L V- y AINK. *-MB -"-ALL SIR HALL UAINE. SIR HALL CAINE. "The Manx Man." in its screen counterpart, starts amid the quiet domesticity of its simple characters, gaining human impetus with every munieiit, until it rises to the mighty final sweep of pathos, tragedy and sacrifice. Its Scenes are the actual Homes and rock-ribbed shores of Manxland. It is true to the last detail, and in this truth lie its Pathos and its Power. THE i AST IS ONE OF THE STRONGEST EVER SEEN IN A SINGLE PICTURE. lirsL National Presents Another Winner by that Master Producer, FRANK LLOYD, "THE SPLENDID ROAD." '• T HE S P I. E N DID R O A D." •• T HE SPLENDID It O A D." With ANNA Q. NTLSSON. ROBERT FRASER. LIONEL BARRYMORE. PAULINE GABON, EDWARD EARLE. Made by the man who made " The Sea Hawk '' —and made in the same great style. SIXTY MINUTES OF MARVELLOUS ENTERTAINMENT.

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