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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17936, 1 November 1918, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. BIG HOLIDAY ATTRACTION NEXT WEEK, EVERYBODY'S, A SELECT SUPER FEATURE. : \ , Starring • NORMA TALMADGE. / : :; In "THE MOTH." "THE MOTH." "THE MOTH." "THE MOTH." The Story of a Moth Wife, who was Blinded by the Social Candle. A YOUNG SOCIETY GIRL DECIDES TO FLIRT HER WAY TOIMMORTALITY. A Picture that Deals Daringly and Greatly with a Subject which must b« ; . Handled Frankly. A DRAMA CONTAINING A LESSON FOR ALL WOMANKIND. Come Early or Ring 'Phone 3925 for Reserves. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. .

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