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AMUSEMENTS.

THREE STARS. "Friday, the 13th"—T. W. Lawson the irrepressible author of "Frcnziec Finance" which made such a stir, amonj Wall Street magnates, is the author oi "Friday, the 13th," the world drams now showing at the Three Stars. The action of the story all takes place in the neighbourhood of Wall Street, anc the film abounds in realistic scenes oi that busy market. No mercy is shown towards the shady and devious methods employed by the followers of "High nance" and the film is a great showing up of the underhand ways in which many of the big U.S.A. fortunes have been made. The picture brings vividly before us real scenes of New York, and it is claimed that seeing the film is as good as a trip to Wall Street, only not so expensive. Robert Warwick is well fitted for the hero; and his lovemaking is splendid. By reqikst the first series of the "Black Box" will be shown again this evening.

EVERYBODY'S. " At the Town Hall on Saturday there was a full house and a most appreciative audience. "Aristocracy" as its title suggests, is a drama of modern society, and deals with the eternal manoeuvering" of unscrupulous parasites of the higher world to get the better of more conscientious individuals.

The other big item "The Social Buc-

cancer," is a society drama with a. novel and exciting theme. A wealthy merchant owns a world-famous string of pearls, and one night a thief tries toget them from his house. He is discovered but escapes, and the blam e i» laid on the shoulders-of a guest at the house. From this point circumstances' lead with an exciting and thrilling speedj to the discovery of the reaL thief. This programme will be shown for: the last time to-night. To-morrow a.; special attraction will be that fine! La sky production "The Cheat." i ---:- -4 ...—= | j Quick despatch to obstinate colds! is certain with "NAZOL." Some dropß ; taken on lump sugar or inhaled, a little rubbed on the chest, that simple* treatment h made 1/G buyo sixty doses. t

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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 30 April 1917, Page 4

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AMUSEMENTS. Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 30 April 1917, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS. Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 30 April 1917, Page 4

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