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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 250, 31 March 1915, Page 1

JJOYAL PICTUEiES SATURDAY. A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. Featuring a Galvanic Photoplay. Fraught with Intercity. RIDDLE OF THE GREEN; UMBRELLA. RIDDLE OF THE GREEN; UMBRELLA. RIDDLE Of THE GREEN UMBRELLA. KIDDLE OF THE GREEN UMBRELLA. RIDDLE OF THE GREEN; UMBRELLA. SCIENCE AND ITS CRIME. The deadliest poison known —its uses and abuses. MYSTERY has a strange fascination for every class and every nation. This drama" is replete with" a strange mystery that enthralls all who witness it. Ideal kve is also an outstanding feature. Preceded by a SUPERB SELECT PROGRAMME. Keystone's Ne\r Farce: CURSES! THEY REMARKED. .CURSES! THEV REMARKED. What caused the remark "curses" we leave for you to find ont. ONLY A SISTER. " ONLY A SISTER. OI\LY A SISTER. Vitagraph's Pathetic "Drama. LOVE AND TITLE, Lubin Comic. SIMPLE SIMON ELOPES. Gaumont Farce. EVERLASTING TRIANGLE. A Powerful Edison Melodrama. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. The Latest in Comniohwealtii News. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES: 1/6, 1/- and Cd. CHAR-A-BANC leaves for Fitzroy after the Pictures. "ALT! ATTENTION! WE CAN NOW DO NOTHING ' MORE EXCEPT REMIND YOU THAT TO-NIGHT Is the Night when FRANK MORTON Delivers his GREAT WAR TALK: THE LORD HIGH HYPOCRITE. In the THEATRE H t) Y A 3D. iSUST ANOTHER REMINDER: ' " IF YOU WANT A SEAT COME EARLY, PRICES: 3/-, 2/- aiid 1/Direction: JOHN ■HOPKINS.

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