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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2571, 20 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ' "'"H'lliM. milium I" nu mil urn Frcderic Shipman Knterprisos, Lt<3., KELLERMAN ' r '■ In the World's Motion Masterpiece, . [MEPTUiiE'S DAUGHTER. 200 ACTORS "After witnessing the production of Uentiino's Banglitcr," one is apt to feel 200 SOLDIERS os though ono lias beeu Ih-ing in some land 'East ot the Sun, West o£ tlic Moon.' 25 HOURS 250 FISHERMEN astonishing length, the variety of tho story is heightened by tho beautiful of 30 MERMAIDS ' scenery amid which it is acted. 'Neptune's Daughter' may Quite dispas^-ion-' LOVE, ROMANCE) Nino in tup rd'cT atcly ho termed a very remarkable production o£ the ciuematograper's art"-r- And DARING 10U0 in THE CAST. .. Bytaoy j torniag Herald" »

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