Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20281, 14 December 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S EEN’S THEATRE ZAN aT 2and 7.30. DOUBLE FEATURE. ZANE GREY’S DRUMS OF THE DESERT.” DRUMS OF THE DESERT.” DRUMS OF THE DESERT.” Starring Warner Baxter and Ford Sterling. Bigger in scope and sweep than “The Vanishing Race.” "SECRET ORDERS.” “SECRET ORDERS.” COMMENCING FRIDAY. TIM M'COY and CLAIRE WINDSOR TIM M'COY and CLAIRE WINDSOR In “THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” Also. KENNETH HARLAN In “THE SAP.” “THE SAP.” “THE SAP.” “THE SAP.” in VERY BODY’S THEATRE DAILY AT 2 and 7.30. Ronald Coleman and Vilma Banky In “THE WINNING OF BARBARA “THE WINNING OF BARBARA WORTH.” WORTH.” The picture that thrilled millions. Recommended by the Cenjor as being more suitable for adult audiences. “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” In Addition: RAYMOND GRIFFITH. RAYMOND GRIFFITH. “WEDDING BELLS.” “WEDDING BELLS.” Supported by EVELYN BRENT In Also, "LOST AT SEA.’ "LOST AT SEA.’ COMMENCING FRIDAY. CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW In

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