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Kaikoura Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 76, 19 September 1924, Page 1

THE PICTURES. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. (Recommended by the Censor as Nlorc especially for Adult Audiences). FRANKLYN BARRETT Presents THE TALENTED NEW ZEALAND ACTRESS. VERA JAMES, VERA JAMES, In KNOXV THY CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOXV THX’ CHILD. KNOXV THY CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOW THX’ CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. KNOW’ THY CHILD. KNOXV THX’ CHILD. KNOW THY CHILD. A STORY DEALING WITH ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS OF MODERN LIFE. A Loveless Marriage, Involving Separation, A Romance, With Tragic Consequences. A Study of Men, Their X’irtues and X’icos. A Message and a Moral. A Slice of Life Itself. Also, TOPICAL BUDGET. TOPICAL BUDGET. JAPAN THE BEAUTIFI L JAPAN THE BEAUTIFUL (Scenic) LET HER RUN. LET HER RUN. Two-reel Christie Comedy) ORDINARY PRICES—Adults 1/6 (plus tax), Children Gd. COMING OUTSTANDING ATTRACTIONS. SEPTEMBER 27 A SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. Goldwyn’s Seven-reel Masterpiece, THE OLD NEST. THE 01.1) NEST. And CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN PAX' DAY CHARLIE CHAJ'LIN LN PAX’ DAY XV EI >N ESI) AY. OCTOB ER 1. EPISODE I. RADIO KING. RADIO KING. RADIO KING. RADIO KING. SERIAL. TO-NIGHT. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. A DANCE will be held in the SUBURBAN HALL, on FRIDAY, September 19. -Admission: Gentleimm 2/6, Ladies I/-. E. XVJLSON, Set rctfiry. BENEDICTS’ BEN I DICTS’ BENEDICTS’ SECOND ANNUAL BALL SECOND ANNUAL BALL SF.t OND N N UAL BA LL DRILL HALL, 1 A’KOt'RA, DRD.L HALL. Ra’.KOURA, DRILL HALL, KAIKOI RA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 26 IT. j DAV, SEPTEMBER 26 DOUBLE TICKET, 10/NO T xV STATIONS.