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Taranaki Daily News, 27 August 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE TO-NIGHT At S TO NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8 TO NIGHT Screening the most wonderful motionpicture masterpiece ever produced— Rudyard Kipling's Masterpiece, "THE NAULAHKA" "THE NAULAHKA" The "THE NAULAHKA" Jewel "THE NAULAHKA" of " THE KADLAHKA " I Desire "THE NAULAHKA"| Featuring UJTOHIO MORENO and MTOftlO MORENO and -The Famous Dancer DORALDINA - The Famous Dancer DORALDINA Tor East is East and West is West, And ne'er the twain shall meet." —Kipling. But in "The Naulahka" they do meet for a moment. The story starts in two Colorado towns which are rival claimants for a railway. Then the scene moves to India, the home ol all mystery and glamor. The fate of a railway in remote Colorado is to be decided in remoter India, where A Certain Rajah • possessed the Jewel of Jewels—The Naulahka. There, in the quest for the Jewel of Jewels, amazing adventures and hair 4 breadth escapes occur. Have you ever longed to travel—to see the most romantic and wonderful of all countries? Then do not miss this picture. The atmosphere is perfectly achieved, but, above all, the story is A Love Story by the Greatest Living Writer. He sought the Jewel in the Cow's Mouth. Suddenly the mud-bank across which he had passed began to shiver. It moved, and he saw that it was an alligator's back which he had trodden \ on. See "Doraldina" in "The Dance du Ventre"—lt'a a Revelation. Showing at the Usual Prices. The Jewel of desire

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