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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16975, 5 March 1926, Page 2

OT3rtfnT«nras THE THEATRE WHICH SETS THE STANDARD TO-NIGHT 7.45 •- FINAL SHOWING TO-NIGHT 7.45. Tlic story of ,1. daring youth who had too much "pep" and too litllo ambition until —he met the one girJ. The story of a live-wire who sparkled too fast for a slow college 'town. HAREM TOLLIES (Comedy), GAZETTE, COLUMBUS & ISOBEL (Comedy) Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/- Book at Tattersall and Bayly's. AT MATINEE HOW IS THIS FOR A PROGRAMME? DOROTHY MACKiLL, HQB&RT BOSWORTH, GLADYS BROGKWELL IN THE 8-PAET FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL CHICKIE The year's greatest heart play, mirroring Ihe smiles and tears of a modern stenographer. The story of a girl who wanted more than she had in riches and'finery. Made by Dillon, who gave you ''Flaming Youth," and lie 6ays it's better than any of his former successes. ■MHaS&fP —:- He Muzzles the Fire. Knightly Knights (Comedy), Natural Born Liar, Scenic, Gazette. Matinoe, !•/-, Gd, "d; Night 1/6, 1/-. Box Plan alt Tattersall & Bayly's. A GREAT PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT. >J J ;[♦!•!-i THREE NIGHTS' SEASON COMMENCINGmvuivm m fa»ran A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL —— FILMED ENTIRELY IN FRANCE MADAME FROM THE PLAY BY VICTOR SARIKXJ AND EMTXE MORE.AU, Featuring THE ROMANCE OF THE ONLY'WOMAN WHO COULD MAKE NAPOLEON FORGET HIS DREAMS OF WORLD OOiNQUEST. The most celebrated of all French plays :s now the greatest of all Swanson* triumphs. Filmed in Paris and the beauty spots of France on a spectacular scale. Prices: 2/-, 1/6, & 1/-. Box Plan at Tattersall '& Bayly's.

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