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“BEDTIME FOR BONZO” The Amusing Story of How a College Professor Tries to Prove that he can Raise a Baby Chimp just like "Junior,” and Winds Up with a Wrecked Romance, a College Riot and a Most Delinquent "Juvenile." (Commencing at 9.10 p.m.) (Both App. for Universal Exhibition)

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