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Wairarapa Daily Times, 18 December 1928, Page 1

COSY DE LUXE. COSY DE LUXE. AT B—TO-NIGHT—AT 8. YOU’D BE SURPRISED. YUEN SHE WENT TO GAOL—LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAVRA LA PLANTE with CHARLES DELANEY. CHARLES DELANEY. In Universal’» Super-Comedy, “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” “HOME JAMES” She thought he was a chauffeur, lie thought she was a shop girl. Both were wrong, lint until they found it out they went through the most amazing series of complications you’ve ever seen. GREAT UNIVERSAL SUPPORTING PROGRAALM E. RESERVE NOW AT FARE'S,Theatre after (j.:.!0 p.m. MATINEE! MATINEE! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, At 2.:;o. COMING TO-MORRGW. COMING TO-MORROW. THE PICTURE THAT HAS REVOLUTIONISED SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT. AYJLLIAM FOX PRESENTS “SUNEIS E.” “S U N R I S E.” “S U N R I S E.” “SUNRISE.” “S U N R I S E.” / “S U N R I S E.” “S U N R I S E.” “S U N R I S E,” THE FILM SENSATION OF IORS. with JANET GAYNOR. Star of “7th HEAA EN. And GEORGE O'BRIEN. ONLY ONCE IN TEN YEARS DOES THERE COME SUCH A PICTURE! SENSATIONAL IN ITS THEME, MASTERFULLY DIRECTED AND SUPERBLY ACTED. POWERFUL IN ITS TREATMENT. £5 PRIZE £5 A Cheque of £5 will he given to the Ladv or Child who most resembles JANET GAYNOR AS SHE IS DRESSED in the City Scene in “SUNRISE." CONDITIONS.—FIRST nee the Picture, then on Friday night competitors will assemble (dressed in replicas of .Janet Guvnor's Costume i, and will be ■judged by the audience. BOOK NOW AT WARE’S. ’XMAS! ’XMAS! have ’’ Gift?, Calendars, a Full Range of Christmas including Box Stationery, Toys, Children’s Picture and Reward Books. COME AND MAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ’XMAS GIFTS FROM

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