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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10412, 20 October 1927, Page 6

To-night, 7.45. The Astounding Universal Super. THE DRAMATIC REVELATION OF ULTRA-SOCIEiTY tIFJH AN DREW SDUTAR’S POPULAR NOVEL gUTTERFLIES JN JHE RECOMMENDED AS MORE SUITABLE 4 UD ™ O:ES WITH AN EXCEPTIONAL OAST INCLUDING LAURA LA PLANTE JAMES KIRKWOOD. A butterfly’s life is short but mveet . You’ll bo araaaed by _ wliafc you see in this confichitial drama of high society. It s a. whirl of iiiad excitement BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN —BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN A speeding, sparkling story about the younger set. Uioir ciaving fui action. Their thirst for'pleasure regardless of the cost WHAT SPEED! WHAT THRILLS! WHAT “ZIPPY’' SITUATIONS! AND A SPLENDID PROGRAMME OF SUPPORTS Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/ f >la h at Tattersall and Dayly’s THE OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT Another enthusiastic audience last night greeted .the triumphant tour of thq greatest Yaudevillie attraction sent on circuit FULLERS’ Vaudeville FULLERS’ GEORGE WALLACE REVUE COY. A Brilliant Combination of 20 Talented Performers HEADED BY TILE KING OF COMEDIANS GEORGE WALLACE in “AT THE CROSS ROADS” Bright and Original Comedy —Smart and Dainty Ballets George Wallace in “At the Crossroads.” A least of merriment that wil 1 convulse you with laughter Popular prices: ss, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Box plan at Eiady s this morning, x and after .12 at the Palace Theatre

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