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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 290, 7 September 1928, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. STRAND. The Fuller-Hayward Theatre of Big Attractions. HIKJK iHE PROPHEi Appearing at 3.35 and 8.35 Daily With a COMPLETE CHANGE OF SUPPORTING PICTURE PRO- ' GRAMME. The Biggest SENSATION Of the Generation. The most UNCANNY BOY Of the Twentieth Century. 100 YEARS AGO Argus would have most likely been BURNT AT THE STAKE But to-day he is undoubtedly THE MARVEL OF THE »• AGE . Is he a Messenger from the Great Unknown? A messenger who looks straight into the secrets of life—who reads your inmost soul. IS HE SUPERHUMAN? Will the Peace Pact Prevent Further War? Argus thinks not, and next Monday night he will make public his startling theories concerning the next war, the time it will take place, the countries that will participate, the conditions ■ responsible fpr the upheaval and the result! EXCITEMENT IS ALREADY INTENSE! MONDAY NEXT—BE WISE, BOOK YOUR SEATS Box Plan at the Bristol Piano Co._and Strand Theatre. ’Phone 43 —555. PRICES AS USUAL. IN SUPPORT OF ARGUS And for the FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND—a rollicking, gripping story of circus life. AN UNUSUAL PICTURE “THE BIG SHOW” For real circus atmosphere it would be hard to outdo this picture with its presentation of “turns” which are really unique and unusually entertaining. AN APOLOGY Is tendered by Argus for the disappointment experienced by the many ladies who were unable to gain admission to the Special Ladies Matinee yesterday. Arrangements have been made, however, to hold another similar session on Thursday next.

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