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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10533, 20 January 1912, Page 1

MEETINCS ANO AMUSEMENTS. MASTERTON ELECTRIC THEATRE. (FORESTERS' HALL.) PICTURES AND T-P ORCHESTRA. . (Under the Conductor ship of Mr Be»-TON.CHT.'^^^TO-N.CHTI Elaborate .Military Production: •AFTER 50 YEARS. This masterpiece .AFTER 50 TEARS, of . masterpieces AFTER 50 YEARS, was tlie prrzeAFTBR 50 YEARS, winner of 00,AFTER 50 YEARS. 000 francs at the AVTFiR 50 YEARS. international AFTER 50 YKARS. Exhibition, held iFTEII 50. YEARS, at Turin, Italy. A Vitagraph Marvel: A B Life's Romance. A.if. WHITE ROSE OF THE WILDS. 4 Tale of the Circus Ring: CLOWN'S BEST PERFORMANCE. Satan on, Mischief Bent, Depar-niro of King George and Queen Maiy, Niagara Falls, Rathe s Animated Calotte, A. Handsomer Man, Making a-Book, .The (Rough Weather m Black bea, a B MAtSi«'I» SATOKDAY, 2.30: MONDAY NEXT. FIRST SERIES OF DELHI DUR< RAR PICTURES. jmOvVN HALL, MASTERTON. Direction. J. (Twf amsoa, Ltd. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT JANUARY 22nd. (First and only appearance.in Masterton of An? T C WILLIAMSON'S _ BPISiD DRAMATIC COMPANY in the ■ A, in f" • •erica and Australia "...ve neaped a PERFECT .AN'ALA XCHE of PR AS '. GiTCoiVai) Doyle's Latest Sherlock "Holmes Drama, tl *'THE SPECKLED" N ?: „..,„ „ "THE SPECKLf D a*}fD"THE SPECKLED BAk. d jn A strong, hold story, its interest, Intense in Narrative. {Rich in incident.

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