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Gisborne Times, Volume LI, Issue 5222, 11 July 1919, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS MATINEE DAILY AT 2 NIGHTLY AT 8. Wo have a Star VITAGRAPH Blue Ribbon Drama now showing CIRCLE ' ADORABLE ALICE JOYCE IN STALLS 6°- THE TRIUMPH OF THE WEAK 3°A Story Full of Pathos and Emotion. Branded, Penniless, and Hungry, she stole her own child. Every situation tense with dramatic feeling. —WONDERFULLY GOOD SUPPORTS—NEARLY A PAPA. CHRISTIE COMEDY. THROUGH THE NATION’S PARKS (SCENIC). INTERESTING TOPICAL GAZETTE. “ OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, AT 8 P.M. Continued Success of the Novel Double Programme. IEFIHEi VAUDIViLLE AND PICTURES . Under the. Direction of Mr. KENNEDY BLACK, the much-travelled entertainer, late musical director to the “Dandies” -and other successful Costume- Comedy Companies. Mr. Black’s compositions and arrangements are being used with great success by “The Dandies,” at present playing at Town Hall. Wellington. He intends to bring out the Gisborne Amateurs. DORIS McKENZIE and BESSIE DUNCAN in Character Dutch Songs and Dances. FRED. ARDERN, Juvenile Vocalist, in a Vocal Speciality. DORIS HUGHES, “The Girl with the Violin,” who sings and plays her own obligato. —STAR PICTURE--, A “GLORIA” WONDER-PLAY IN FIVE ACTS. STOLEN INHERITANCE, Starring ELSIE REED & ROBERT OLIVER. Supports—TRIANGLE COMEDY; Scenic, THE BEAUTIFUL SEA. INTERESTING TOPICAL GAZETTE. Always a Novelty at the Opera House on Saturdays. Circle Is, Stalls 6d. Ro.serve.s at

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