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AMUSEMENTS. oi-wxt OF- — - —- A§SfeW MATINEE .DAILY AT 2,30 P.M. NIGHTLY, AT 8. ) . T Record-breaking Success Continues. //? Special Atmospheric Presentation. / Mr. Herbert F. Wood will slug s' S' L-.— “Charmaine.” / \ «_ >1 Mr. Emanuel Aarons at the Mighty r f/ , Wurlitzer. |' \ g Box Plans at Bristol Piano Co., Aitken s /J s • Book Arcade, or King Theatre 23—050. f j Free List Suspended. THE WORLD’S GREATEST COMEDY WHAT PRICE GLORY

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