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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 11 December 1916, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS; Saturday's Huge Audience all comfortably -seated. OVERHEARD A BOXEN TIMES: The Prettiest Littlo Picture Theatre in New Zealand. MOST APPROPRIATELY NAMED ...JE THEATRE. THE LUI3I THEATRE. PHOTO PLAYS ]>.K LUXE and THE COSY POPULAR ORCHESTRA overture at r.oo sharp. Everybody come early and set> : MA'feTMiTOX'S PIC!I W.E PALACE The Palace of C-'O Lights. Best Pictures. Scat Music. Best of Everything. j To-Nigh|. H the Last Night of this ■Double Feature Pr.,gr;:mnio. j ADA'M AND EYE MADE LOYE I LIKE THESE TWO. ; A young Society lonian with advanced (ideas eoiy. r onn ng plafc.'m.e We takes a. yachting trip with a ALT'S CALLED THE ISLAND Five THE ISLAND Big THE ISLAND Acts. Vivid! OF REGENERATION. Novel! OF REGENERATION! Virile'! OF REGENERATION, A. Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature by Cyrus Townseiul Brady, author of '''The Chalice of Courage," To-Night is the Las± Night to see ALICE BRADY in ALICE BRA'D'Y in M 3 WOBSjB FILM SENSATION THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE fcACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. THE RACK. A wonderfully vivid ami startling production of a great drama holding a merciless mirror to modern life and marital relations. Dress Circle is 6d, Stalls, is, Front Stalls 6d. BOX PLAN AT HENDERSON'S. m Or Ring Theatre Phone No. 288. No.» extra to reserve ;< seat. Saturday's Huge Audience Thrilled. 0388 GIRt&LTEST PICTURE EVER PRODUCED. -, The 1 World Wide Talked .About "BlrtTH OF A NATION." TO-NIOHT IS THE LAST NIGHT. TO-NIGET IS THE LAST NTOHT. rjPOWN HALL, MA^TERTON. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! Only . One r Chance Remains to «ee the World's Greatest Picture Spectacle. * Under the iDirection of J. C. Will li-amson, Lrtd. B. .flv-, Griffith'*' Stupendous Pro, daction, THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. THE BIRTH OF A, NATION. THE BIRTH OF A NATION. Founded on Thomas Dixon's Story of "THE CLANSMAN." FACTS ABOUT "THE BIRTH OF A NATION." iFive Thousand Scenes, Characters, ;SUOO Horses. Approximate Cost of Production, 5iJO,()00 dollars. Cities built up and then 'destroyed by fire. . The B'iggest Battle oi the Civil Wlii- re-enacted. .- -„ ; Ford's Theatre, Washington, reproduced to the smallest detail for the -Lincoln Tragedy. • A Series of Wild Kn Khix "Rides" that .commandeered a County for a day and'cost I0,lXX) dollars. Woman's-drosses used 12,000 yards' and Ku Klux costumes 2-j,OCO yards of cloth. ' ' Night Photograph j r of- battle scenes, invented and perfected at a cost of 5000 dollars. • 'Dress Circle 2s,»Stall Is. Bos Plan at Henderson's. Reserve seats 6d extra. lALL, M ASTERTOX. Direction; J. and X. Tait. TO-MORROW NIGHT TUESDAY. DEC. 12th. t | The long looked for and eagerly awaited j PEG O' MY HEART A Comedy of Youth, By J. Hartley Manners. J. & N\ Ta-it's New English Company Headed hy the brilliant Irish Actress MISS SARA ALLCJOOB as PEG. PiEIG O' MY HEART is a. comedy of laughter and of tears; a tale of I manly men and womanly women. A WONDERFUL RECORD. 1000 Performances in London. 700 Performances in New York. 112 Performances in Sydney. 10 Weeks in Melbourne. ' 'MEG'S" run' of 112 Nights in Sydney constituted a record for English spoken drama in Australia, thus proving it the SUPREME SUCCESS OF , . SUCCESSES. I TUESDAY NEXT. TOWN HALL, j / "PEC O' MY HEART." j BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL.! 'HRfIJOES: os, 4s, 2s. I "RUBBER STAMPS made to order"; JL * Linen Marking outfits and SelfInking Pads always in Stock.—Mastertnu Pringing Co.