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Gisborne Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5536, 17 July 1920, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. Gfl lE»C book your seat at miller’s corner, gyr<» WEZ '©filOST iWSSMrWEI OUKC IT COSTS NO EXTRA TO RESERVE. iO<4JUfa IC. TWO: MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIONS tATEverybodys^f^Everybodys • ; —AND — N Opera House To 2!lF ht SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE FEATURE BILL. THE BEST REPRODUCTION OF EASTERN LIFE THAT THE SCREEN HAS EVER OFFERED A BIG STORY OF JAPAN, WITH ORIENTAL SETTINGS. A Heart in Pawn Revealing the Love of a Japanese, when a Geisha Girl, gives her life for her 7 Love. STARRING Sessue Hayakawa THE PLAY WAS MADE FOR THE STAR. AND HE MADE THE PLAY. There is a Swift Undercurrent of Tragedy, that climaxes with one of the Most Dramatic incidents Ever Witnessed;. TSURA AOKI AS the little geisha girl,... A PRODUCTION SO BIG THAT IT WILL BE LONG REMEMBERED AS ONE OF HAYAKAWA’S BEST. ALSO A ROMAUTIC STORY OF ADVENTURE IN THE COUNTRY, THE SUBURBS AND THE CITY. BESSIE LOVE As LEGGY GORDON, the girl who faces life with her sleeves rolled up. IN. OVER THE GARDEN WALL AN UNUSUAL STORY OF EVERYDAY LIFE—FILLED WITH LOVE, ROMANCE, ADVENTURE. 0«G. Is., Stalls, 6d. BUT Book at Miller’s Comer

HIS MAJESTYS THEATRE j TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 | THE CAREER OF KATHER3ME BUSH. ELINOR GLYN. THE MOST DARING, MOST ROMANTIC, MOST SENSATIONAL STORY EVER, PASSED BY ANY BOARD OF CENSORS. THE CAREER OF KATHERINE BUSH ‘T WANT YOU—I WANT YOU NOW—(TO-NIGHT!” —Elinor G)yn. • “God who made the world so beautiful and wonderful, let me have a little beauty, a little wonder, a little joy. Thou knowest my hungry heart, be merciful, oh, God! Give me mv love; Give me my love!—Elinor Giyn. ALSO SHOWING ON THE SAME BILL: MAY ALLISON IN “IN FOR THIRTY DAYS.” A RAZZLE DAZZLE OF DELIGHT IN -5 ACTS. SPLENDID SUPPORTING FILMS. RESERVES 1/6. 1/-, and 6d. P.B. ATHLETIC AND MOTOR CYCLE CLUB. MARATHON RACE TVISTANCE: Bridge Hotel to Williams and Kettle’s Corner, to be run on 29th July. First prize, £lO and Gold Medal; Second, £4 10s; Third, £2 10s. Entries close with Air A. E. Davy, Saturday, 24th, and handicaps declared 27th July.

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