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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3789, 8 May 1928, Page 3

TOWN- HALL / WEDNESDAY! CABARET WEDNESDAY! ZANE GREY’S stirring talc of the clays when rustlers roamed the country and two-gunmen fought the law. “NEVADA” Featuring GARY COOPER and THELMA TODD. “A MOONY MARINER” (iComedv), Magazine and News. Cabaret ? Prices. FRIDAY! ' FRIDAY! SIR J. M. BARRIES’ greatest play. MARION DAVIES’ greatest picture. “QUALITY STREET” A medley of merriment, old maids and misunderstanding. Usual Prices. ROYAL WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Acclaimed by the world as one of the greatest pictures. “WHAT PRICE GLORY” An epic struggle between love of woman and love of country. With VICTOR McLAGLEN, EDM JND LOWE & DOLORES DEL RIO. “WHAT PRICE GLORY” The picture that shows a spade—a spade and WAR—HELL, Prices 1/- and 2/-. Children half price.

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