PLAZA THEATRE
The most recent addition to the suceo<«n« nttamed at the Plaza Theatre is '-TWSw of Jcanao Dore," in which Sarah Bernhardt the celebrated actress, plays a prompt purl. I„ the story of "Joanne I)oro» So actirss lilhng the title is assumed to hall a son who mhcrib tho uncontrollable temper of hw «sumpd father. Bobcrt Dore is an i.neteratc gambler, and eventually becomes ruined and commits suicide. Jeanne ™ left p0.,„, ess wjth her little son Jacques, and a Pitif-ul picture the pair lr ,nke. What ?"ll n;u ' ruU,<I r ,s a mi =ro prelude to what follows Jacques, the little boy grows up and becomes infatuated with -i "-ho isnot parlicular ao to hei habits. Serious events follow ere ,s death, accusation, and comSV .ukl tne endinff ;s traffic ,„ (j, 0 oxt r o m'' The spectators see Jacques, to all fite and purpose* innocent, ready for tho So tmo whrfst an ™d ■&£ mother looks on with anguish. Wo it is
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16980, 17 April 1917, Page 9
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163PLAZA THEATRE Otago Daily Times, Issue 16980, 17 April 1917, Page 9
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