The Best of All. TONIGHT TUESDAY Ftß. 5 AT 8 P.M. The Picture Carnival Commences With the Magnificent Alladin from Broadway Supported bv a side-splitting KEYSTONE - TRIANGLE COMEDY : Black Eyes and Blue WEDNESDAY FEB. 6 AT 8 P.M. Another Big Programme Headed BY Gloria's Romance Supported by the Grand Triangle Photo Play: The Wharf Rat A Story of the San Francisco Water front, and acted by the leading actors and actresses of "The Birth of a Nation" cast. CiASA KIMBALL YOUNG Will be seen at lier very best 011 THURSDAY in the THE RISE OF SUSAN Supported by WAITED YEARS in unusual story unfolded in an original manner. FFsIBAY FEBRUARY 8 AT 8 P.M. Public enthusiasm was manifested in crowded audiences and j the warmest appreciation was unabated at the Kosy The- j atre over the wonderful picture Hearts In Exile it all the screenings. This elab- j orate photo, this supreme dra- J matic triumph has drawn bigger crowds in Palnierston than any other Feature Film, being | shown at two theatres to capacity business. The World Film Corporation has spared 110 expense in producing this gem of j the (cinematographic art, rich in splendour, photographed in the snows of Siberia. The big- I gest and most costly picture play yet produced; in five acts; one hundred and fifty scenes, : Acted with Clara Kimball Young I In the title role J HEARTS 113 EXILE Stupendous, Massive, Magnificent Pictorial Reproduction of the late vTolm Oxenham's famous novel Millions read the World-famed book, "Hearts in Exile." Millions saw the World-famed play, "Hearts in Exile." •ind now millions in England and America are acclaiming the success of the World-fam/xl Picture Drama, "Hearts in Exile." 1 The Greatest Triple Triumph of All Time. Replete with Dramatic Moriients: And Strong Emotional Tension. Many admirers view the approach of each new play of the most beloved star of the screen with a double interest. Ihey look forw'ard to a good story and are anxious to know what new character Clara will create. Supported by a Company of Selected Stars, HEARTS m EXILE Is an artistic achievement which lias been brought forward regardless of cost and the supporting players uumber some hundreds. Although the prices have been raised at other theatres, the management of FARLANDS have decided not to raise the prices, but advise their numerous patrons to come early and avoid the crush. OLGA PETROVA in "THE SOUL MARKETSATURDAY, February 9tli. FOLLOW THE CROWD. FOUND. —At Hokio motor ear terminus, a travelling rug. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. LADIES' Straw shapes and Ready-to-Wears. one price, 3s lis each at our Great Summer STILES and MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. MEN: Buy your Box Suits at reduced prices during our Great Summer Sale; 10s saved on each suit. STILES and MATHESON, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. WJANTED KNOWN. —Coop'V er ' s Celebrated Dips, Powder and Fluid, now in stock. List price. PARKER and YINfcENT TO BUY— YOUNG DUCKS, YOUXG ROOSTER!OLl> HENS, FOR CASH. C. S. CLARK. ' Wholesale and Retail Poulterer. Molesworth St., Wellington
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 February 1918, Page 3
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