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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 200, 21 February 1914, Page 1

rpHEATRE J£ . Direction .. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. i TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. WITHIN THE LAW OXE NIGHT ONLY. . THE RECORD-BREAKIXU PLAY. J, Some of its Records: LONDON.—Under tin* direction of Sir '; Herl)ert Tree, at the Havmarkel Theatre, 250 PEIIFOKAJAXI'ES, including a Royal Command Xighl. in the Presence of their Majesties, KINO GEORGE and QUEEN MARY. Still drawing crowded houses, and every seat bonked weeks ahead. NEW YORK.—Ran for 111 months. SYDNEY and MELBOURNE.—Packed bouses for over three months each. AUCKLAND.—Hundreds turned awav The beautiful young emotional actress, MURIEL STARR. As Mary Turner. "The finest actress in Australia for 'elegrapb (Sydney) BOX PLANS Now open at Collier's. PRICES C/-, 4/- AND 2/NO PICTURES TO-NIGHT. THEATRE POYAL MONDAY NIGHT. The Management Presents, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, The Greatest Picture Success America has ever known. The World's Press proclaim it THE BEST BATTLE PICTURE YET. It overshadows all others. STARTLING LIFE-LIKE REALISM. STARTLING LIFE - LIKE REALISM. I BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. ] BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. Historical. Romantic. FILMED OX THE SPOT. Reproducing the Great Historical Fight of the American Civil War, at "The little round top," Gettysburg. So vividly re-created as to cause amazement and wonder. A ROMANCE OF LOVE and HISTORY OF WAR. The Stirring Love Story of LIEUT. .TACK LAMAR & BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA BURKE. "The Girl in Confederate Grey." Set amidst exciting surroundings, thrilling episodes and spectacles of THE WAR OF REBELLION. Lee's Advance into Maryland. Charge of Pickett's Division. A SECOND BALACLAVA. "The Flower of the So'uth." 50,000 Killed or Wounded. IT IS THE GREATEST. Music a Feature. fid ;nd Is. Reserves at Collier's. 1 /(!.

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