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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 March 1927, Page 1

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MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30 Art Acord in The Scrapping Kid. Our Gang Comedy. Hurricane Hutch. Gazette. Children Stalls 3d, Circle 6d. Adults 6d. Reserves If-. FULLERS’ THIS EVENING AT 8 O’CLOCK. ‘ FULLERS’ SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. An Adaptation of the Selma Lagerlof Novel, The Emperor of Portugallia. NORMA SHEARER And LON CHANEY WITH WILLIAM HAINES, CLAIRE McDOWELL, lAN KEITH,. IN THE TOWER OF LIES She had made the one fatal mistake for a woman, and all the world had turned against her. Only her father, and the boy who loved her kept their blind faith in her. . . .Here is the strong fabric of real drama, made' by Seastrom into a picture with a mighty human message. Norma Shearer as the wayward girl who finds happiness at last, and Lon Chaney as the father, here reach the triumph of their screen careers. THE PATHE GAZETTE. THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS. THEN THE RIDING BOY OF THE RANGES, ART ACORD IN THE SCRAPPING KID. A galloping western story for young and old; fastest outdoor romance Big Art has yet brought to the screen. Supported by those two remarkable animals, “Raven” the horse and “Rex” the dog. OUR GANG COMEDY. GIANTS v. YANKS. OUR GANG COMEDY Royal Orchestral Five. Stalls 1/-, Circle 1/6, Reserves 2/-. Book Your Seat through 570 or at Theatre Office. No Free List. EUCHRE TO-NIGHT EUCHRE UNITARIAN HALL. CHURCH STREET. First Prize —Order for Pair of Gent’s or Lady’s Boots or Shoe*. and Pair of Full Size White Blankets. Total Value £4 15s. Second Prize—Box of Groceries. Third Prize —A Tea Set. Fourth Prize —Gent’s Watch or Other Goods. Four Other Good Prizes. 2/6 ADMISSION . 2/6 F. WILSON. POPULAR DANCE TO-NIGHT! BAY: PAVILION. TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY, MARCH 19, AT 8.15. MUSIC BY MRS MANSELL’S BAND. TICKETS 2/6. SUPPER INCLUDED. THEATRE ROYAL—MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 28 AND 29. “ THE FOLLIES OF 1927 ” PRODUCED BY MRS ALAN SHRIMPTON. IN AID OF MUNICIPAL BAND INSTRUMENT FUND. A REVUE EXTRAVAGANZA IN TWO ACTS. BALLETS, MUSICAL NUMBERS, SKETCHES, AND NOVELTY ACTS. Popular Prices; 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. No tax.

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