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RIVOLI, HOWICK

“FOUR SONS” ON FRIDAY The Kivoli Theatre, Howiek* has secured the big picture, “Four Sons,” for showing on Friday and Saturday next. The four sons of Grandmother Bernle. the principal character of “Four Sons,” are played by James Hall, Charles Morton, Francis X. Bushman, jun., and George Meeker. The story is human and moving, telling a simple tale of family life in Germany. The villagers, kindly and happy, are suddenly engulfed in the conflict, and tragedy stalks into their simple lives. Three of Grandmother’s Bernle’s sons are killed, but the fourth returns to his land of adoption. America, and sends for the mother who has suffered so much. Margaret Mann is another Mary Carr in her interpretation of this part.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 598, 26 February 1929, Page 15

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RIVOLI, HOWICK Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 598, 26 February 1929, Page 15

RIVOLI, HOWICK Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 598, 26 February 1929, Page 15

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