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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 125, 30 April 1925, Page 1

KOBY TO-NIGHT AT 6.30. COLLEEN MOORE. COLLEEN MOORE. COLLEEN MOORE. The 6tar of “Flaming Youth,” In a Society Drama, “WHEN DAWN CAME,” “WHEN DAWN CAME.” “WHEN DAWN CAME,” This is the sort of picture that you feel all the better for having Been. Not the usual frothy American drama. WHAT PRICE DOES MAN PAY? Here’s a man who WILL NOT see until he has nearly wrecked not only his own life, but the lives of others. Also COMEDY—BUDGET—N.Z. SCENIC, PALACE THEATBE TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT THE FASTEST SIX REELS OF FILM EVER PUT ON THE SCREEN. “THE SPEED DEMON.” “THE SPEED DEMON.” “THE SPEED DEMON.” YES! And from the beginning, when it breaks out in rash of excitement and tho hot coals of suspense kindle its growing fever, there IS NO LET UP IN ITS ACI 'O' until the hero, exhausted, finds the would-be thief of his father’s fortunes, squares accounts with him. HERE’S THE CAST:— WALLY VAN (The Speed-mad Youth). ALEC. B. FRANCIS (Tho Much-in-demand Daddy)PATSY RUTH MILLER (The charming girl of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”) RAMSAY WALLACE (The Dyed-in-the-wool Villain), And other well-known players. Tho Great Transcontinental Hide, The Great Transcontinental Ride, The Groat Transcontinental Ride, The Great Transcontinental Ride,

With Trouble Lurking at Every Bend, Troublo Lurking at Every Bend, From ’Frisco to New York in Six Days, ’Frisco to New York in Six Days, With Love and Fortune at the End. Love and Fortune at the End. GEE WHIZZ! It’s a Cracker jack. On the same programme will be “Snookv’s Covered Wagon” A comedy “Snooky’s Covered Wagon” far above “Suooky’s Covered Wagon” the usual. And a News. OUR ORCHESTRA OF SOLOISTS To Play the Speedy Music for a speedy programme

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