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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17425, 20 September 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS The Man with the Sunny Smile At ]PHE EMPIRE THEATRE TO-DAY. = DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In his Latest Art-craft Super-feature, "THE MAN FROM PAINTED POST," A GREAT EDUCATIONAL FILM, 3 Showing an American Cattle Ranch in Full Working Order. 160,000 Acres of Land and 25,000 Head of Cattle. 3 A typical Western Drama, abounding in , Thrills and Sensations of the highest order, 2 with a charming Love Story running - through it. ' DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS > ■ In Daring Athletic Stunts. o You will see the Greatest Collection of r Western Champions ever filmed in a motion .1 picture. s Champion Bucking Broncho Riders, a Fearless Steer Riders, ? Champion Bare-back Riders, j Fancy Rope Artists, And , Gorgeous Scenery. Y . . n Additional Supports: "THE GREAT SECRET," a Episode 15, And BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. Special Matinee Saturday Afternoon. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. KITTY GORDON in "THE PURPLE LILY." Chapter Eleven, "A LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS " " THIRST," A Two-part Keystone Comedv. Pathe Interest, TOPICAL BUDGET. Adults, 6d; Children, 3d.

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