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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17170, 13 October 1923, Page 3

TV II AT IS THE DANGEROUS AGE? In the life of EVERY WOMAN and EVERY MAN there’s a DANGEROUS AGE —Sixteen to twenty-one- twenty-one to twenty-six; thirty-five to fifty? The various ages computed by those QUALIFIED TO JUDGE make it appear that the only time the FEMALE of the Species is not a THRILL HUNTER is from twenty seven to thirty-four. BEFORE and AFTER that ANYTHING IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN. According to Mrs Rheba Crawford. Evangelist of New York: “At. twenty-six Woman starts to LOOK AROUND.” Mrs Minnie Barton. City Mother of IjOS Angeles. places the DANGEROUS AGE ten years earlier. She says: “Tn my professional experience I have found the years between sixteen and twenty-one to be the MOST DANGEROUS TN A CTRL’S LIFE.” LIBERTY THEATRE. The Theatre that Sets the Standard. TO-DAY 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT 7 P.M. We will Screen this BOLD AND STARTLING FEATURE, “ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” “ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” ” THE DANGEROUS AGE.” ’• THE DANGEROUS AGE ” “ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” " THE DANGEROUS AGE. " “ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” •’ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” “ THE DANGEROUS AGE.” A Mighty Screen Story of WANDERING MEN And WONDERING WOMEN. The BIGGEST and BOLDEST Picture ever made—Because it ISN’T AFRAID TO BE HONEST. What is The What is DANGEROUS What is AGE? TWENTY? When a Man needs a Mother. not. a Wife? When a Girl seems old enough to he her Mothers Mother? THIRTY? When a Man starts Wandering and a Woman .Wondering? FORTY? When a Husband believes he is still roune and a Wife is afraid to grow old? SEE IT With Someone who SEE IT Understands you. SUPERLATIVE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Including JAPAN THE BEAUTIFUL." Wonderful Pre-Earthquake Scenic. " LET ’ER RUN." A Christie Two-reel Scream. The Inimitable and Peripatetic B U STER KEA TON In his hilarious Nightmare. • " THE HAUNTED HOUSE." Tathe Gazette and World's News. LIBERTY QUALITY ORCHESTRA. Director-MR HOWARD MOODY. 1 *eader—Mß HARRY EI.WOOD. Will accompany this Great Programme. SPECIAL NOTE—"THE DANGEROUS AGE” > so WONDERFUL that we will he ACKED EVERY NTGHT—SO BOOK YOUR SEATS. BON PLANS at THE BRISTOL till noon, fter that time at LIBERTY THEATRE. ’PHONE 2366.

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