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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14195, 12 January 1917, Page 4

Opera, House TO-NICHT. TO-NICHT. IrjJL- ■ . «^7 / J The v "Magnificent Masterpiece Screened to mmV^K^^WJlA^rUk/JfWmQC a Crowded Audience Last Evening. A\Bfrys dP» __f '"V' Produced by ABM *&% Tin **_/- _*%■ Bb! JI D. W. GRIFFITH, "Maker of "THE V *A-Jf UvIWCI BIRTH OF A NATION." -o_-l"_^ - -. ■_..- _rf -A REMARKABLE DRAMA IN i • EVERYWAY. >-^ I Iv/ISVII B Action, Power, and Realism. ifQi " I- f» -t SATURDAY— ONE NIGHT Cn ' ['j.'fjrij-j (JtJV/si A Stirling and SpectaoiOar Photo-Drama- ; **j^fyr£ V^CTg^gag^^g^g^ tisation of the Play that has become a . Jllti ***A& w^-TO3w\ffvßlliS> Classic on the Ameaioan -.Stage. It is a _L ffliffilV -if miS^A^SM^TZ Stoi- y of the Oteat Civil War, and \ h ''- h^Qr V-fS^OffH® abounds with the thrill and romance of . '*" ■AT^^^^s/y^^' — those days. .

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