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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3681, 16 November 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. PATHE PICTURES. PRE-EMINENT AND PEERLESS. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. A BIG PROGRAMME FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. Send them all along to see “THE LITTLE STOWAWAY.” A touching story which tells hoMs t Dot, the tiny Flower Girl, Boy who was stolen .Prices- -Dress Circle 6d.Jj|pnls 3d. Adults TO-NIG TO-NIGHT! -fZ&t -lb aIU&uSU -fh -fh-ft' ft#* ### *** •f h -ft- -f h Tli tEE GJ vl JJI ST IS. fi* iXtiSCc mu ST LI K A b A splcndidly-actq which shows how) xnatci “POSITIS Biograph Drama, I May and December | happily. PROOF.’ An Essanay Masterpiece, in wbitfF’ circumstantial evidence plays a sLgdfig part. •'UNDER MEXICAN IES. ” A Drama which audience by its powerful portrayajjrof fierce passions, and the triumph qipnan’s better nature. THE fST FUNMAKERSa laughing speciality; “MARKING FOR HUBBY,” featurBunny in liis happiest vein. Thdse rare Comedies absolutely compel infectious smile that won’t come off. PATHE GAZETTE, chock full of news from many lands. “The Codfish Industry," showing the Newfoundlanders and their chief occupation off their rugged coasts. And Many Other Matchless Subjects. Bright Music by the Orchestra. Price;', as usual. Plan at Miller’s. LOOK OUT FOR A SURPRISE PACKET ON MONDAY NIGHT. pOVERTY ]$ AY SCOTTISH gOCIETY. I GRAND ANMTAKI.iI/T----HIS T 1 A.T A THE NOYEMBER 29, 1912.

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