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AMUSEMENTS. final MAJESTIC. 2J£ DAY. Continuous from 11 a.m. GEORGE GEE In "cleaning up." Approved for Universal Exhibition. TO-MORROW: TO-MORROW: A ROLLICKING COMEDY. A FEAST OF FUN! LAUGHTER GALORE. T-HE Af A.STBR FUNSTER OF "SPLINTERS•' 'TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY" t\D '"UP FOR THE CUT." AS AN UNSUCCESSFUL "PUXTEir WHO EVENTUALLY TRAINS A DEKbI WINNER. Chuckle follows chuckle, laugh follows laugh, until it develops into a renl outburst of the most gloriously funny nonsense ever seen or heard. /, SYDNEY HOWARD, SYDNEY HOWARD, SYDNEY HOWARD, SYDNEY HOWARD, SYDNEY HOWARD, Frozen-faced Monarch of -Mirth, « UP FOR THE DERBY," "UP FOR THE DERBY," " UP FOR THE DERBY," "UP FOR THE DERBY," With FRANK HARVEY, DOROTHY BARTLAM, MARK DALY. Fascinating glimpses of Kiifflis-h racecourses —- Uatwiek and Epsom —and the Mecca of all Sportsmen —the Derby, and the thrilling race won by Tom Walls' famous horse, "April the Fifth." Svdne.v Howard as a "Punter"' mistaken" by au angry mob for a wel shins bookie - . . secreting hiniseli on the Epsom Downs to time a racehorse -with Ji loud alarm clock, dancing sedately in a fashionable night club with the tails of his dress clothes torn off, and -with mothballs scattering on the floor, and many other screamingly funny situation .... Approved for Universal Exhibition. MAJESTIC, TO-MORROW. PLANS AT THEATRE. I rT\TTT-\/"vT? I REMUBRA EOAD I IUJJUXv j Last Night, 5.15. A\ Elissa Laudi, Warner Baxter, in \\ "I LOVED YOU AY WEDNESDAY." \V SUPERB TUDOR FEATURETTES. i T3I?TT A MT\TT A I THREE LAMPS. I JJKIIAIMNIA j News oi world, •T\ MARION DAVIES, in 7.30-8. AY "PEG 0' MY HEART." \V NANCY CARROLL, PAUL LUKAS, v\ KISS BEFORE 1 "™ 13 MIRROR I GREY LYNN cl R !%\t \ i\V GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT, AT S. \V LESLIE FULLER, in \\\ "OLD SOLDIERS NEVER DIE." ,\\ "OLD SOLDIERS NEVER DIE." \\\ Approved for Universal Exhibition. \\\ FRANK LAWTON, in ■ AY "YOUNG WOODLEY." Aγ Recommended by Censor for Adults. \y ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d FkINGSLAND 1 jjft^l: i\\ "HELLO, EVERYBODY," .\\ Also \V "THQ MAX FROM YESTERDAY." A\ Approved for Universal Exhibition, j AMBASSADOR % o c g: e B~H AV ERIC LINDEN, JEAN ARTHUR, in XV PAST OF MARY HOLMES. Yγ Recommended by Censor for Adults. \\) Big Supporting Programme.

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