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Gisborne Times, Volume LI, Issue 5345, 4 December 1919, Page 6

«u#eiiF®m». PALACE ‘OUT ON ITS’ OWN : LOST 11 WITH APOLOGY TO “0.A.” “THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK” and other Films due at the Palace yesterday Anyone finding same please report to this office. Findor : can keep the spring. “THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK’ did not eppie to Gisborne. Where did she go? She was not at the Pjfdpfife last night. No Reward. ‘ “THE GIRL WHO CAME-BACK” misytm meet GEO.RGE WALSH in one of the splendid' jßshbla,ijpir Programmes showing at the Palace, and has not but some other fellow’s j Films came instead. —lnclu ding—- | A Sunshine Comedy and" Supports ? That Show our Luck is Still In, and with ! GEORGE WALSH brave & bold Who came up to the nick of timo, proves to be one of the ibest. NOTE.—'This Programme is no Scratch Affair, but is more than equal to the one ordered, and we sympa- a ami? thise with the other follow, even P rffeffitlr £1 M O WV O Eflll though he has got our girl. WE It WWUBI Matinee at 2 Evening Session 7,45 Drass Circle Is, Stalls 6d (children half-price at matinee. Book at Muirs, A GALA DAY ON THE TURANCANUI RIVER THIS AFTERNOON THIS AFTERNOON REGATTA & SWHV3M I IMG QAR N IVAL TO AI I) ■'dlJ y. VjfS !K I >l-' iij !•', WAIKANAE SOCIETY A!‘Et'i;LAi: ; i;tTNv i:t*xvlN<; .-'.'•'.vm »N. TH i; SV/iMMIMf. C‘iA SI I’i ii ! P lit I' 0 V I-- ;:TV R V . 0 R SOLID ML vs: it ('. r! A LLI‘. M (*. II C it’, F t-MiM Bill 11 D!i Ti. Hlt IIIDC

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