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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 76, 27 February 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE FILM THE MORMONS TRIED TO STOP. The Governor of Utah, U.S.A., cabled to the Australasian Censors protesting against the exhibition of "A MORMON MAID," but despite that we are showing it as a graphic exposure of Mormonism. THING'S /~IINEMA mHEATRE | TO-NIGHT. "A MORMON MAID." "A MORMON MAID." The Mormons fought it because it is a true record of what takes place away from prying eyes, and a graphic story of what becomes of the girls who fall into their .hands. HOW MORMONS MARRY! one of the big sensations in screen history. Added Features— SECRET KINGDOM, No. 8 "RUM CAY." War, Gazette (the latest). A festival of the latest melodies by The King's Cinema Orchestra. B. HARKNESS ENGINEER. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND BOILER MAKER. Maker of Climax alfid Cockatoo Water Pumps, Harkness Vacuum Pumps. , Farmers Engines repaired on shortest notice. All requisites kept. in stock, Buch as oils, belting, piping, In working hours ring up Phone 16. After hours Phon© 195 WORTH INCTON'S TAXIS are always on Hire at the BROADWAY TAXI STAND THE GARAGE, REGAN STREET. . - r ■%. Comfort, Reliability and Prompt attention.

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