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Otaki Mail, 21 July 1922, Page 3

iOTAKI THEATKB TONIGHT. 1 “THE UNKNOWN WIFE.” “THE UNKNOWN WIFE.” A mighty mystery drama with a punch in evecy sceno. Tense momonts, human interest. Also first instalment of that splendid serial “THE LUKE OF THE CIR@U-.” Don’t fail to seo this first episode Featuring Eddie Polo, i Managerial Note. —We apologise for not being able fo screen “Overland Red” as wo had to show this picture on Wednesday, owing to Wednesday’s film not earning to hand. The “ Leather j Pushers” is promised us for Wednesday next. SATURDAY—“BITS OF LIFE.” “BITS OF LIFE.” With a Wonderful Cast. First Bit—“ The Bad Samaritan,” the story of a thief. Second Bit — “The Man who Heard Everything.” a comedy drama true to life. Third Bit j —‘ ‘ Hop, ’' a story of Chinatown. Fourth Bit—“ The Strange Adven* • tare,” a wonderful yachting story. i —Also— I Snub Pollard in “SPOT CASH.” j

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