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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 1736, 22 January 1913, Page 1

MEfci mus A w - ■ijpBLBOTBXC THEATRE ✓Foresters' HaH.) THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES T-P ORCHESTRA. THE PEOPLE'S pIoNEER PICTURE PALACE. to-niohti TO-NICHT! Stupendous bucceas ot SUCH IS Kf' a Thrilling |' 1 T IFK Modern cnrS IS iJFE ' Sensation. IuOH ISUPB Teeming with IS [JFE realism. SrrH SLIFF, 3000 feet cnoH IS LIFB of masterpiece, orlnPf IS LIFF- in setting ffl is SB Supported by a . ( ' l ' l i ] l J l ( |' n£ f^ lCia:r Programme, _ DARLING of the . a darling of the c.sa darling of the c.s a. Kalem's tlirillini;- story ofa la% spy. iMASTER AND PUP L. MASTER AND PUPIL. 't' r t.'u i-A+fl'ifc denture drama. ■'•.fiilSlTEH OF A MOONSHINE* OF a moonshiner, ® AU S"» pl»i«tivo I.«rt story. .. RANCHMAN S TRUST. A RANCHMAN S TR "f,T" •Rssanay 1 ' s Cowboy presentation, PATHE OAIETTE. Exclusive, to r J .-* • lEduoationanties:-- PARTS BIRD'S FAE VIE\N t-l ibushlands IFALLS OF KRIML Sidesplitting Comedies.—'JENKINS, •- IA. MIXED AFFAIR, HIS NEW CANK SPOONY SAM, ETO. . , lA. Programme represcntuv 1 " $ • dcture. and containing our usual QUALITY AND VARIETY.

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