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Wairarapa Daily Times, 12 October 1929, Page 1

WILLIAM HAINES with JOAN CRAWFORD and ■' KARL LANE IN “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” A lavish pageant of youth at college—at the roadhouse —at the ringside—and IN' THE BING. Yes, William Haines dons the gloves (AND HOW) in the linal stirring sequence! Don't miss this big entertainment. IT ’S A GEM! COSY. DE LUXE. TO-NIGHT— 7.45 p.m. —TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT— 7.45 p.m. —TO-NIGHT WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES WILLIAM HAINES with JOAN CEAWEOBD. JOAN CEAWEOED. JOAN GEAWFOED. JOAN GEAWFOED. i JOAN GEAWFOED. TRIUMPH AGAIN! This time in a Big Comedy Drama of the college and boxing worlds. Thrills galore, -laughs by the hundred—and WHAT ROMANCE. “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” William Haines play’s the title role of a blue-blooded scion who has an ambition to box and becomes middleweight champion. Then he meets a girl —not ah ordinary’ girl —a gorgeous girl. They fall in love, and he has to slip away and fight “Poison Kerrigan.” Sensational messages are hashed by’ radio from the rin "side, and—BUT SEE IT YOURSELF—IT’S GREAT!

“THE DUKE STEPS OUT.” “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ “THE DUKE STEPS OUT.’’ EXCELLENT SUPPORTS and MISS M. HOLMWOOD ON THE WUELITZER ORGAN. BOX PLAN AT YARE’S. Or Ring Theatre alter 6.30 p.m. NOTE. — ’Phone Reserves will NOT he - kept after 8 p.m. , PHOTOGRAPHS OP THE CHILDREN. Follow each step of child life with photographs that become increasingly precious with the passing years. Later on they, too, will appreciate the record of their childhood. Make the appointment to-day! / THE WINZENBERG STUDIO, s Next Post Office. ’Phone 1444. MASTERTON.

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