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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 23 July 1913, Page 2

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. Picture patrons wero shown some fine subjects at last week's entertainments, the scenic, dramatic and comic studies being of excellent equality. For to-night a great variety of subjects have been chosen, so that all will see something; to please them. " Wheels of Destruction " is a thrilling drama. The story discloses how Helen Durand is betrothed to Albeit Dubailey. She is one day rescued from an accident by Kibos, a young motorist, wlio gets injured and )S takoa home by Helen, TVho takes caie of him. Bibos has entered for a groat motor race, and is telling Helen all about it, when Albert appea:s, and takes the other for a rival, and determines on revenge Late that night he euters the motor shed and tampers with Eihos1 steering wheel. The day of the race comes, and after going a short distance, Eibos' motor turns and crashes into a steep bonk, and he is taken by tho ambulance con> VGyance to the tent, Albert follows with a guilty ]aols, q,nd at this moment is confronted by the atnbulauce man ■vvith the broken steering whepl. He pleads i'ov the forgiveness of Eibop, who can afhrd to give it, for lie has won Helen's lnve though not the race. Another fine" dramatic feature will also be s*jiowii iv •' Those Endearing Charms " which is a delightful story of an appealing naturo, written on tlio well-known song, <f Believe me if all those Endearing young Charms,'' '• The Cub rcportei- " is art excellent and clcveilv portrayed railway drama, while " A .Reformed Santa Olaus " is a popular Yitagraph romance, Other pictures to be presented will be " A Six Cylinder Elopement," " T'ekin find its Environs," " Spot as Cupid," '. Chateau do Chambord," and the latent topical Gazette.