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Auckland Star, Volume 304, Issue 304, 23 December 1926, Page 22

. AMUSEMENTS. ___ . __. SESSIONS—NATIONAL: 11.30, 2.30, 5, 7.45. LYRIC: Nightly at 7.45. Reservations for both Theatres at Levris B. Eady and Son, Ltd. f -sf/t43> jtv*t<c£ bxiwticri First National Presents a Double-Star Programme, headed by an F. 8.0. Production, KEii___TU T-TARLAN AXD TJATSY "RUTH "IiriLLER, ( EN.NETH -Q-ARLAN AND * ATSY AAUTH IN "THE FUTURITY WINNER." •THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." •THE FUTURITY WINNER." "THE FUTURITY WINNER." •THE FUTURITY WINNER." •THE FUTURITY WINNER." From the Novel by LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE. ••THE FUTURITY WINNER." — IT RIPS ALONG AT BREAK-NECK SPEED: "They"re off:" And from the barrier leaps the Phantom mare—the greathearted thoroughbred that carried that day the fortunes of a proud old family—and the honour 'of a girl. ZIP! ZIP: ZIP! It goes: Never a Drama of the Race Track like It. First National Pictures Presents RICHARD T3ARTHELMESS AND T~\OROTHY "\fACKAILL, ICHARD -BARTHELMESS AND A-/OROTHY "» A ACKAILL, In "RANSON'S FOLL Y." " R A N S O N'S FOLL Y." "BASSOtTS FOLL Y." , "RAXBO-S FOLL Y." ( "EAX'SOITS FOLL Y." " R A N S O N'S FOLL Y." " R A N S O NS FOLL Y." Adapted from the Novel by RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. Flaming days of Indian Wars! Nights of prairie love—a drama of the days when the West was young—a drama that will live on and onA FIGHTER—A LOVER—A MAN. Roaring flames! White hot tongues of Hell lapping at the powder magazine. Bauson might have saved himself and sacrificed the others —but he stayed to fight for his honour and her love. , PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. j i __-_-_=_----= i =_ .

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