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AMUSEMENTS. BKING HIE KIDDIES TO THE MATINEES. LYRIC MATINEE, AT 2.30. riLANCYS TIEKFORMING "T\OGS, -yfATIONAL \ND T YRIO, J V-'LAXCYS - 1 - EKFOKMING J-'OGS, A XD J-'YKIC, THIS \ FTERNOON, O Ofk E HIS -'••JU. E . K V NATIONAL SESSIONS : 11, 2.30, 0.0, 7.15. LYUIC :At 7.45. * THE GREAT CIRCUS PICTURE \ "BIGGER THAN BARNTJM' S." ! 1 " B I G G E IS T II A N R A R N U M ' S." I { •BIG G E R T H A N' 1J A R X U M ' S. - ' , '• I". I G G E R T H A N B A R N U M ' S." \ y "BIGGHRXIIANI! A R N U M ' S." I j "BIG G E R T II A N B A IS N U M ' S." I j "BIGGEKTIIAXB A K X U M ' S." ! 1 I WITH ALL THE COLOUR AND FLASH OF THE CIRCUS—ALL THE I MEMORY-STIRRING FASCINATION OF THE SAWDUST RING. I With RALPH LEWIS, VIOLA DANA, GEORGE OIIAKA, RALPH INCE. I CIRCUS DATS! THE SWEETEST HOURS OF CHILDHOOD! HAPPINESS J FOR YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE: AND BEHIND IT ALL, UNSEEN. THEi SHEER } HUMAN DRAMA OF LIFE THAT BUILDS IP TO THE MOST I EUR It IC j CLIMAX EVER SEEN ON THE SCREEN. J . • 1 The Second Big Feature Is : ] , j J ] -mllE "PERFECT CAP/' | ! "'T HK pERFECT gAP.;| j j -A HE A ERFECT »AIV I j "- L UE A EUFECT 1 i. L I L j ACTION, SUSPENSE, THRILLS, PATHOS. j I AND ON THE STAGE: ••CLANCY'S nOGS." "pLANCYS j -V-LANCY'S AJoGS." ' j VVTIOWL VT 2.".0 AND S SESSIONS ONLY. LYRIC NIGHTLY. NATIONAL AT 2.3(1 AND 8 SESSIONS ONLY. LYRIC NIGHTLY. BOX PLAN AT THEATRES. USUAL POPULAR PRICES.

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