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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19383, 19 July 1926, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS CHARLES DICKENS' "LITTLE DOEHIT" aa a film will delight all lovers of Dickens liei characters seeai to step out of the paaek of the novel, and the story is told with a painstaKmg regard for the work of tha master. Majestic ajestic Majestic ajestic "The Theatre Beautiful." Direction - . Fuller-Hay ward Theatres Sessions: 11.15, 1.0, 2.30. 4.30, 6 and 8. pHA&LES THICKENS, Charles JJ ice ens pHARLES TVCKENS V-'HAELES UICKENS, " T ITTLE "nORRIT.' " JUITTLE JJ'ORRIT.' " All the simple pathos of Dickens' original creation."— " London Sunday Pictorial." Produced and played by the same company who were recently seen here in '• DAVID COPPERFIELD." A LOVE ROMANCE OF INFINITE CHARM. Delightful atmosphere combined with & clearly told and suspenseful story. "Within the Marshalsea prison. Humbk homes in London and palatial interiors in Italy. Also Screening: TOPICAL COMEDY REVIEW. And At Evening Passions: THE TT ENNEDY T? NTERTAINERS. JLHE lv ENNEDY -TJXTERTAINERS. In an ORIGINAL MUSICAL ACT. Using Violin, Guitar, Piano, Viol-De-Gamba and Voice. And Special Musical Item., "The Caliph of Bagdad," By Mr. Alex Ridgway, Xylophone Solo. Accompanied bv ALL QOLOISTS' f\RCHESTRA. ALL OOLOISTS* vJ* ORCHESTRA. New Zealand's Largest Picture Band. Overture "The Arcadians." Book Your Seats Now. Ring 43-210. Box Plan at Theatre. PRICES: Is to 2s Od Children Half Price at All Times. National Sessions: 11.15, 2.30, 5.0, ','.45. Lyric Nightlv at 7.45. Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Price 2s 9d. XT ATI ON AL ATIONAL NATIONAL ATIONAL I YRIC. IJYRtC. Lyric. YRIC. * ATIONAL JUYRIC. First National Films Presents A NNA f\ AJILSSON. Anna V 4. INilsson, Lewis a tone, ewis otone, Too 00 Much UCH rONEY." IONEY." TOO MUCH MONEY." OO IVI.UCH IVXONEY." From the Story by ISRAEL ZANGWILL. They had a hot time burning money, but it was a cold world when the flames died down. There's more, than drama, more than comedy in this brilliant play of the husband who took his wife away from luxury, and how she found her way back. . . . A play for those with too much money and those with not enough. Fox Films Presents " the tvxie merchant." " JLhe Uixie Merchant." Featuring Madge -dellamy, ADGE JO ELLA MY. JACK MULHALL, J. FaRRELL MacDONALD. PAUL PANZER. HARVEY CLARK. ' The nraE titerchant." HE JilXlE IVIERCHANT." . A Thrilling Handtcan of Love and Trotting Thoroughbreds. LATEST G AUMONT GRAPHIC. •LATEST FOX NEWS.

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