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'AMUSEMENTS Look! Boys and Girls! Tomorrow (Sat.) 10 a.m. CHUMS FILM CLUB PRESENTS “THE GUN THAT WON WEST” (G) 10,000 Indians cross the Kansas Border A story of the old West, and Smuggling Guns to Chief Sitting Bull’s Indian Tribes. FILMED IN GLORIOUS COLOUR DENNIS MORGAN PAULA RAYMOND 3 Walt Disney Cartoons “ADVENTURES OF CAPT. AFRICA” Plus Uncle Trevor on Stage (Programme Concludes 12.15 p.m.) CHILDREN’S MATINEE CHILDREN’S MATINEE 1.45 p.m. 1.45 p.m. Tomorrow (Saturday) Blazing Across the Screen comes the Gun-Blazing Story of the Sioux Indians and Fort Logan U.S. Cavalry War. “FORT VENGEANCE” “FORT VENGEANCE” (G) JAMES CRAIG RITA MORENO 1. “Cold Turkey” Cartoon 2. “Magic Twig” Cartoon 3. “Father’s Home Cartoon 4. “Hook and Ladder” . Our Gang 5. “Bee On Guard" .... Cartoon 6. “Hula La” 3 Stooges 7. Interval 8. “Fort Vengeance" .... Western (Programme concludes 4.35 p.m.) "DOUBLE FEATURE THEATRE’’ CRYSTAL PALACE For Reservations *Phone 78-602. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TODAY: 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. Raw! Raging! Rioting! Inside “The Torture Cage!” IT'S ALL SENSATIONAL, EVERY BRUTAL BLASTLING SHOCK' OF THE WAY! SAN QUENTIN First came "The Hole” . . . the “Hose,” then came the worst punishment of all. THE DAME WHO PARADED BEFORE HIM EVERY DAY! “DUFFY OF SAN QUENTIN” SAN QUENTIN” (A) Starring LOUIS HAYWARD “A dame got me in and a dame’ll get me out!” JOANNE DRU Paul Kelly Maureen O’Sullivan PLUS: CRIME’S MOST DANGEROUS GAME. The waterfront world of brass knuckles and sudden ,death • . . the killers who waited along the docks . . . and the guy who defied THEM ALL! “TOUGHEST MAN “TOUGHEST MAN ALIVE” f ALIVE” (Approved for General Exhibition. Recommended for Persons 13 and Over.) DANE CLARK Lita Milan Anthony Caruso BOX PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE.

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