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AMUSSMSNTS. CIYIO . TALKIES. IV 10 TALKIES. Steam-heated throughout. COMPLETE PROGRAMME Twice Daily. Twice Daily. 2.15. Hero is a programme to suit Everybody! (1) METROTOME NEWS IN SOUND. Including short moving picture of tbe recent SOCKBURN SMASH Taken by Graham Bennett. (a Grand Organ Solo from the Opera, "LITPIA DX LAMMERMQOR" PEKQy S. BURRASTON. (3) "LOVE CHARM.'' Delightful Low Story of lb* .South Seas with organ aownpfaistent. (4) "GLORIOUS VAMPS'* AU-Talking-Singing Noyelty, MAGNIFICENT SINGING GORGEOUS SETTINGS DELIGHTFUL MUSIC A united artists featurette. (5) THE WORLD'S GREATEST STAR! MICKEY MOUSE MICKEY MOUSE MICREY MOUSE! MICKEY MOUSE MICKEY In the AU-Talking-Singing Cartoo*i, "WILD WAVES" '•WILD WAVES'' A POSITIVE SCREAM! Everyone Love* Mickey. INTERVALr-Durjnr which Mr Bu)rrftrtoß will play "The Stuciant Prince. (g) METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEB'S GREAT SPECIAL, "UNTAMED" "UNTAMED" « Untamed w « UNTAMED * :BM§: tiNTjMED " ••UNTAMED" • " UNTAMED " «UNTAXED" Recommended by Censor more especially for adult audiences? JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD- H«r JOAN CRAWFORD FWst JOAN CRAWFORD AU'TalViPff JOAN CRAWFORD picstuwtn JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD Glorious vibrant JOAN CRAWFORD lp B vivid love story of the Tropicl wd Society ill HEAR JOAN SING HEAR JOAN SING HEAR JOAN SING The most gloriou# girl of tlie films sft mopt fascinating jfory of romancfc at eigfafc—»snjl its aftermath. ALSO—ROBERT JkfQNTGOMEBT ERKEST TORBBNOB Reswre NOW. Bristol, Bepsf'?, T*)e Farmers', Oirie from 10 a.m., phone 31-508. cmo's eoßUum wcjRS;" Evenings: D.0., Bs. 2s 6d, pltfa tax. Stalls 2(, i»,eaT i». »0 fAf. ' • _ Mitipws: Pji StaHs. U M. U\ n , 64 ALL FARTS. NO T&T. COMMENCING ?BP>AT Reservations should be made ;-" • NOW. ■ "THE LAST pF MRS CHETNBJ" "THE LAST OF MRS OHHX'NB*'' "THE LAST OF MRS OHfiyNgf - ••Tin last or MRS cgg|Nfi|;; : "THE LAST OF MRS pifyg|| "THE LAST OF MRS CHEYNB*" OF eisHSx:: "Titg LAST OF MRS CHEtNgY' "THE I<AST OF MRS CHBfNgY" "thb East of mrs G|§?irlYir "THE LASt OF MRS OHESNBY'' "THE LAST OF MS 8 Plpyyff" "THE LAST OF MRS ''the East of Mrs raEfNEy;; "THE LAST OF MRS e§B«JfrSM "THB f AST OF MRS CHBYNBY" R«coram*nded by Ofiffior projw f f? «4nH fnjs«pc(»s. , m Palace, affair," M Pr't> As Soplfstioated as STARS OF t: . first MAGJST NORMA SKEARBR NORMA SHIARSiR JJORMA SHEERER » mm NORMA gHBARKB NORMA NORMA SHEAR. NORMA SHEARfeH NORMA SHEARER BASIL RATHBONE Mffi life BASIL . -RATHBONE BASIL R4THBQNB GEORGE BAR§AUD Britain's greatest modern play « m m with a 08 per cent. RRITISH J BRITISH CAST! SRITISI? CASTI 'umfifaw"The Last of Mrs Gheyney" is admittedly the firisrt ta't'Jtr Bf?|ur(f y«£ fujie, gntf it is with every cqpfiijeqce we present it tp Qisie patrons for • ONIS WHSIS PNftf, H. GLADSTONE glL|* ADVANCE Vrfa&r* yinDAY, JVNB 27a, 8 p.ni«| APIA p 4. fc h nd on JUNE SSth, 80th, and JIJLT l*t, "A BILL •'A BILL "A BILL VA CLEMENCE PALP'S A BILL ;«A bill ..4 Brilliant Play A BJLIi MA BILL "A WLL i# OF OF. OF Three Acta, OF OF OF • Ppdwc«4 OF .... OF OF fcy DIVORCEMENT" DIVORCEMENT" oSMffi'. wwwwuwf ESWfe ArVORREMKNT" DIVORCEMENT" DIVORCEMENT" CANTERBURY - T3?«A7)#B ?ri«(#a; 4f, B*. 2s, including ts.». Rook*T■ w Wf %»