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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17882, 30 August 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. CRYSTAL PALACE. (The Theatre of MipTity Magnificence.) POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS OP THE GREATEST FILM ON EARTH. WILLIAM FOX Presents WILLIAM FOX Presents For the first time in New Zealand, the Gi<rnntic Prison Problem Drama, "THE HONOR SYSTEM." "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" The Greatest Human Story ever told. Eclipsing in action, truth, theme and Lavish Magnitude all previous Photodramatic Productions. TWO THRILLING MILES OF MASSIVE MASTER-FILM. More powerfu' than a million sermons, "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" Thunders forth, to the ends of the earth, Its of warning and of hope. "THE HONOR SYSTEM" "THE HONOR SYSTEM" Is the Greatest, the Most Wondrous Picture ever seen in New Zealand. FOUR TIMES DAILY ALL THIS WEEK. At 12.15, 2.30 4.45 and 7.50,'p.m. MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON. GAZETTE. CRYSTAL PALACE ORCHESTRA. Overture. 7.30 o'clock, "Mirella" (Gounod). DAY PBICES AS USUAL. NIGHT PRICES—Gd, Is and Is Gd; RcBerves 2s and Is Gd. Reserves at THE BRISTOL, or 'Phono 8758. J T R A' N D T H E A T K *5. ' U™dcr Agreement with tho PARAMOfNT-ARTCRAFT CORPORATION tho Strand Theatre has obtained (ho exclusivo right to nil releases foaturing MARY PICKFORD BILLIE BURKE UNA CAVALIERI MARGUERITE CLARK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS WILLIAM S. HART SESSUE HAYAKAWA' And Manv O'her of tho World's MOST POPULAR FILM! STARS. Now Showing— BILLIE BURKE BILLIE BURKE in " Tho Land of Promise." " The Land of Promise."

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