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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16082, 23 April 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, Etc. ANOTHER BIG SUCCESS! Yes! You’ll have to admit it: The “Old King’s" is really getting some top-notch programmes just now. Look at this: KING’S TO-NIGHT KING’S FOR THE LAST TIME Believe us, its Fast and Furious. TOM MIX and “TONY.” TOM MIX and “TONY.” “STEPPING FAST.” A tempest of Thrills that sweeps from the Arizona Desert to Hong Kong and the Pirate-ridden China Seas. Added Qualitv Attractions include: THE LEE KIDS. “DOUBLE TROUBLE.” A Comedy Riot. “Oregon Trail" Adventure Serial. TO-MORROW THURSDAY! Something of Supreme Interest to Thames: “ORPHANS OF THE MINE.” A “Master" Picture voted by the V. ellington Public the best Picture of the year! A Miner’s Life—from the Cradle to the Grave. Wonderful Inspiring Scenes: Terrific Mine Explosion: the Relief Party: Rescue of Buried Men: the Attack of the Strikers; the Miracle wrought by Faith. Dramatic! Amazing! USUAL PRICES BIG JAZZ DANCE SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE: THURSDAY 3.30. PUBLIC NOTICES. EYESIGHT EYESTRAIN. H. A. BAGLEY, Opt. D. Qualified EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, AUCKLAND, Will visit THAMES on THURSDAY, APRIL 24th., and may be consulted only at the London Dental Rooms. Appointments may be arranged through Mr Batten, Dentist. Hours: 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. CAUTION: Avoid disappointment! Beware of: unqualified canvassers using Mr Bagley’s name and address.

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