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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 December 1913, Page 1

MEETINCa AND AMUSEMENTS. |IOWN JJ A L L. MATINEE! MATINEE! THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. • At 2.3U o'clock. GRAND CHANCE OF PROGRAMME FOLLOW THE CROWDS. / TO-NIGH I 8. • TO THE TOWN HALL. 'Die Home of Perfect Pictures. And Screened to Up-to-date Music by CANDY'S ORCHESTRA. The Pick of the Picture Market. THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW. THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW. THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW. THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW. THE LAW AND THE OUTLAW. One of the Strongest Stories Ever Screened. A Life's Redemption through a good Woman's Love. There are "Sermons in stones and .. good in everything." Synopsis.—"Dakota" Wilson escapes from prison and gets a job on the Diamond. B Ranch, the property of Buffalo Watson. Ruth Watson admires hi:n for his bravery. "During a cattle round-ifp Wilson rescues Rutli when she is attacked by nil outlaw steer, and becomes a hero. Just then he is recognised_by a sheriff and is arrested) He manages to escape again, and comes across a shepherd, and takes his revolver and horse. He starts to ride out of the country—still hunted. His foot gets caught in the hickory stirrup, and lie is dragged across the prairie. Eventually, his boot comes off and he is left at the mercy of his pursuers. On recovering consciousness, he finds himself a prisoner once more, but before he is incarcerated to serve out his terms he sees Ruth and tells Iter that he will come to her again with vsound heart and clean hands. A verv admirable Pathe Scenic: ST. JEAN DE LUX. , A superior Vitagrapli Drama: THE HEART OF MRS ROBINS.. The Gaumont Comedv: , MASTER AND MAN. _ Another Excellent Gaumont—this time an educational: FRENCft NAVAL MANOEUVRES. THREE HUGE COMEDY HITS— Firstly, the Keystone sc?eam: FATHER'S CHOICE. Second Iv. the Kalem shrink : PERCY'S WOOING. Lubin'is Yell-raiser: KATE THE KOP. The ever-nopular - ■ GAUMONT GRAPHIC.

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