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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 10507, 10 February 1928, Page 6

TO-NIGHT.at 8 Last Showing. TO-NIGHT at 8. DIRECTION FULLER HAYWARD THEATRES I XT HR ROLLICK! XG. RIROtO.VLiNCi COMEDY THRILLING LAUGHS "and LAUGHING THRILLS Wild wilv widows—hrolcen-up wedclir R R--a •funiiinftly ooiiniTOc! Ku*flVfyifo<?]c a dizzy delirious- night cm h Ust orm-.swept house. . boat: —thrills-phys-. terionl laughter glorious fun. ■ 'And. Laura supremely HatßifuL and deliohtful. ' : 1 ■- -h'" r ‘.j- ; XVr' ’ Oh' Oh” What a. night! AAidows, an xious Sudors and piore widows. \y.o- ---’ men mixed with other women’s liusharjds-to : h§,:dVjiiTiisi : tvrflc .tprmjj;Cto hitch them up and giving up in desperation and:.sea 7 sibknoss. 'A'ncl i*. whoppin" bi" storm that tears; the honse-hojiit,: from. its imoorings to top off the confusion. 'Hundreds of and'-, shapes. It’s solid joy! ■ 0.~ .•••■ , : Cj rfi le 1/6, Stalls 1/- /i.'-...i. - .•••VE. lnn "t Tat-tersnll and Bavlv'o

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