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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16378, 11 March 1924, Page 4

fho Bettor EVERYBODY’S The Better Pioturej TO-NIGHT 7.30 FINAL SCREENING Music TO-NIGHT 7,3 ft. POVERTY OF RICHES ALL-STAR CAST. INCLUDING - BEATRICE .JOY': & RICHARD DiS. A Powerful i>]':imu 1 mils' ahmr, <lm Eternal Quasi for' Happiness. ■ ALLENS HAY in PARTNERS OF THE SUNSET A FPL I; SAUCE (.Mermaid Comedy) PA THE GAZETTE. TO-MORROW Both Matinee and Night TO-MORROW SLANDER THE WOMAN A FIRST NATIONAL r ALLEN HOLUBAR ATTRACTION. DOROTHY PHILLIPS ami ALL-STAR. CAST. A WOMAN'S STORY ! The .story of a. girl whom the fiery tongues of scandal has scared and Earned- -the story of her fight to regain that fragile, but priceless possession LIE PC I A'l lON I ' Wiih its scenes laid in aristocratic ancestral 1 tails and tile, open spaces of the great snow country, the drama moves with t’■emcmlmis power and surging emotions. OCEAN SWELLS (Christie Comedy) ENGLISH GAZETTE. SKIPPER’S LAST RESORT (Comedy) LATEST TRAVELOGUE. THE MAKING OF A NEW ZEALAND TOWN. MATINEE 1 /-, Gd Children Kalf-I'nce— NIGHT !/■, 9d Hook at Miller’s LYRIC PICTURES TE &ARAKA TO-MORROW MIGHT (WEDNESDAY) ' ANOTHER 810 SPECIAL THE KELLYS WERE OUT THE BESTIR A NCI NO EXPLOIT* OF THE AUSTRALIAN (KELLY GANG. WE THANK' you; FOR PAST SUPPORT. AND RECOMMEND THE ABOVE PICTURE. m fd m Suick 24-G-54 Three Pass, Sport Roadster BUICK. ■ Reliability Makes Touring!*a ' Pleasure."' ... BUICK CARS ARE POWERFUL AND ECONOMICAL; COMFORTABLE TO RIDE IN, HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE. ! " ' l‘ ; NOTHINO COULD BE MORE ENJOYABLE THAN A MOTOR TOUR TO ONE OF NEW ZEALAND'S HOLIDAY RESORTS IN A STURDY BUICK. BUICK AND WHEEL BRAKES OVERCOME EVEN THE MOST TIMID MOTORIST’S FEARS OF DRIVING ON BAD ROADS. THEY GIVE YOU ABSOLUTE CONTROL OYER THE CAR, SEEING IS BELIEVING—OUR DEMONSTRATION CAR IS AT YOUR SERVICE. . RIDE IN THE 1924 BUICK AND JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF BUICK OWNERS IN SINGING THE PRAISES OF THE CAR THAT GIVES MOST MILES PER SHILLING AND MOST SATISFACTION TO THE MOTORIST. u O’S MOTORS GO. MOTOR 'MERCHANTS.

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