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the prog’ -.- Saturday night, a full ILI -d . - • app.ios in 0 advertising coin u. s Tim dramas are: ‘‘Two Brothers and a Spy,” a very interesting story in which a young lieutenant nearly loses his splendid position through shielding his younger brother, who has been tempted to rob some valuable plans, ‘‘The Greater Love,” love works wonders, transforms a wild western desperado into a mau of sympathy and gratitude, conquering his evil nature and bringing into being his better self. “The Half Breed’s Treachery,” showing the remarkable finding of gold quartz. “The Price he Paid,” a tale of the white man’s lust for gold. This is a very pathetic story ih which Bounding Deer, the beloved daughter of Wandering Wolf, chief of a tribe of desert Indians, is thrown from her horse and wounded, the doctor refuses to attend unless he is paid an exhorbitaut fee in gold nuggets. Two fine scenics figure on this programme, “Bathers in Ceylon,” and some very fine view of “Indian Temples.” An industrial film showing some really beautiful creations in “ Artistic Glass Work.” Four tip-top comedies are included iu this programme, “Grandfather’s Old Boots,” “The Bachelor's Waterloo,” “Part of Her Life,” aud funniest of all the “Widow Casey’s Return.” The widow goes marketing aud leaves a notice on her door “Wait Inside,” accidently she drops her black sash aud an urchin tacks the black sash on to the door and alters the notice to “Wake Inside,” aud all the neighbours come flocking in with wreaths and tears.
THELMA PETERSEN CONCERT.
Miss Tbelma Petersen, the talented New Zealand contralto, is to appear at a concert on Monday next at the Foxton Town Hall. Miss Petersen who is quite young, has already gained great popularity on the concert platform, and all the concerts that have been arranged on her behalf have created special interest and have all been largely attended. A number of ladies and musical people of Eoxtou are interesting themselves in the young singer to help to make the concert a success.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1048, 9 January 1913, Page 3
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351ENTERTAINMENTS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1048, 9 January 1913, Page 3
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