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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 19 September 1912, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AT, THE TOWN HALL. •TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. 'TWIXT WAR HWU THE CIHL. 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL. A stirring romance of the FrancoPrussian War, snowing m glorious picture, and in nunc ueuiii how love triumphs over lute, defeat tunica to victory .by a woman's love. Die atorv tells how the military engineer •meets the daughter of tiie rich manufacturer. Love ax First sight, "iour father -will never allow you to marry the Herman." A woman's winning wav-overcomes all the obstacles, and the father capitulates and agrees to an alliance. A jealous cousin .swears t„ li„ riu-nncred. War between France declared, tho lover is ordered to the front. The engineer k afterwards falsely betrayed, and spends a--night in. the coiv'-ionnied cell, but with 1 . smmageg to escape, .. The"pbr t: lull of stirring SCCJICS, and is one of tin- mibtarv dramas vet produced. 'TWIXT WAR AND THfi GIRL. 'TWIXT WAR AND THE CSftL. 'TWIXT WAR AND THE CURL. And another Scar in an "Acrobat Feat," Pathe. Vaudeville, and a heap of the latest films. ineir.:ling Pvaiiw, Scenic*, ;vid Comedy. ;

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