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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18015, 6 March 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H E GRAND. TWO MORE DAYS ONLY TO SEE AND HEAR THE LIFE STORY . Of THE MJLN THEY COULD "THE Man they could "THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG." NOT HANG." . NOT HANG." Demonstrating that truth is strange* tVinn fiction. Accompanied by Aii INNER KNOWLEDGE TALK ON SALIENT FEATURES OF THIS REMARKABLE CASE By ARTHUR W. STERRY. ARTHUR W. STERRY. Preceded by OWEN MOORE OWEN MOORE In "PICCADILLY JIM." "PICCADILLY JIM." "PICCADILLY JIM." STORY by P. G. WODEHOUSE. JIMMY WAS NOTORIOUS. Day Sessions commence 12 noon. "Ma.n They Could Not Hang" at 2.30 p.m. daily. Evening Session, 7 p.m. Door 3 open 5.30. "Man They Could Not Hang-" at 7.40 p.m. Book your 6eats at The Bristol, or T?hone Grand Theatre, 2934. 4605 rp H E GRAND. COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. From the Book which took the Englishspeaking World by Storm. "IP WINTER COMES. 1 ' "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES.'' "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." "IF WINTER COMES." "One of the bast adaptations of a difficult literary work ever £kned." —N.Y. "Tribune.'' "Finest acting ever seen on soieen."— 'Frisco "News." "The subtle charm of Sabro that Hutchin. son achieved ia in the piefcuro."—Chicago "Herald." THE GREAT SCREEN EVENT OF THE YEAR. Box Plan. Now Open at The Bristol. 1406 FT\HE girls ■would hesitate to smx>ka cigarettes in thoir homes, under the 'watchful eyes of mother and father. DARING YEARS.

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