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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 96, 23 April 1929, Page 11

I AMUSEMENTS. I ■ Every once in a while a picture comes along that takes us completely out of ourselves and transports us into a new and unfamiliar environment. For a time we live the lives of the players in the story, suffer I vicariously and joy with them in their triumphs. Such a picture is | “THE BARKER.” | It’s so Big, words cannot toll the story. There’s something in it you’ll feel, but never sec. Classed in America as one of the best productions last year. ir~ M t g t n t —i • ’ • THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL ="■ (Direction J.C. WILLIAMSON FILMS.) To-night At 8 To-night And WEDNESDAY, 8 P.M. TO-MOUROW IT WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN. “THE BARKER” Featuring MILTON SILLS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS JB.. GEORGE COOPER, DOROTHY MACKAILL, BETTY COMPSON, SYLVIA ASHTON. As a Play it Run for Five Years in New York. Turn the dictionary upside down, if you will, and you’ll not find words that will justly describe this masterpiece of the movies. It's too big for words! ALSO SHOWING LEW CODY AILEEN PRINGLE “ The Baby Cyclone ” George Al. Cohan’s tremendously successful stage comedy. A landslide of laughter and a howitzer of howls. NEW ZEALAND TOPICAL SCENIC—GLACIERLAND. Stalls Is; Circle Is Gd; Lounge 2s; Booking 3d extra. Box Plans at A. D. Willis’ —’Phone 5045; Theatre 5252.

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