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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 485, 25 September 1909, Page 4 (Supplement)

r FOXTON, Next Wednesday, Sept. 29. Prices 6d., 1/- and 2/GIGANTIC ATTRACTION! EVERYTHING MEW! I COOPER’S ELECTRIC OPERASCOPE COY. AND ENTERTAINERS. THE WORLD’S GREATEST PICTURE COMPANY. Supreme in Art smdl Beauty ! Every IPictito?© a Perfect Gem ! ‘fll ENGLISHMAN'S HOME The Most Exciting- Film Story ever produced. SENSATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC! Crowded with Realistic Incidents of Warfare. *■ * a-, -.v-#, ■! XL I fc. A Romantic Story of ENGLAND INVADED by a SECRET ARMY, and defended by the Home Troops and Volunteers. m m it*-* i-ms> «WgS ?sa. m m m ;r less ATTACK ON SMITH’S VILLA BY GERMAN FORCES CAPTURE OF GERMAN COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF BY BRITISH FORCES POf Or eat National Importance ! a DIRECT FROM THE PALACE THEATRE, LONDON. | THE BIGGEST SUCCESS EVER ACHIEVED ! ! READ REPORTS by the HOME and AUSTRALIAN PAPERS. “The Daily Telegraph” says : —“The War films caused an enormous sensation in London. Depicting the British Lion with his teeth bared, ami his claws extended.” “Sydney Morning Herald” says;—“They form one of the most realistic pictorial actions possible.” realism of the films caused the greatest excitement.” “The Times” says, —“Of far away more than I “The Sun” says;ordinary interest.” mmmmaam® ‘ Tlie vivid I*l i bobuo wanmmaagßl PTUASv. TTnm nTO.