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AMUSEMENTS. THREE SESSIONS DAILY, 11 a.m., 2.15, 8 p.m. — LAST FEW DAYS — THE STARS OF "DADDY LONG LEGS." o'~= = f W arner\ =B I gAXTER ) In "PADDY "PADDY THE NEXT BEST THING." THE NEXT BEST THING." A Fox Picture. Universal Release. HERE IS ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME —A STORY BRIMFUL OF WITTY DIA : LOG UK . . CHARMING SETTINGS .. . "DELIGTITFUL ROMANCE. — In Addition--PAUL T. CULLEN — — PAUL T. CULLEN — At the Grand Organ in a Complete Change of Programme. FRIDAY NEXT: FRIDAY NEXT: THE STAR OF STARS. MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH MARLENE DIETRICH Star of Stars in her Greatest Portrayal. " THE SONG OF SONGS." " THE SONG OF SONGS." " THE SONG OF SONGS." " THE SONG OF SONGS." A Paramount Picture. Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults Only. With BRIAN AHERNE, ALISON SKIP WORTH. ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST

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