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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 82, 31 December 1929, Page 2

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Grand Opera House Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Now Showing Nightly at 8. Matioee—Wetaesday, 2.15 — Radio Pictures Present — BETTY COMPSON Bewkching Darling of the Talking Screen—Dancer, Fiddler, I k Dramatip Actress—in E A New i v / ALL-TALKINC Departure I f \ , ALL-MUSICAI in Talking C '‘A DRAMATIC Picture \, A / •, . > SENSATION! Entertainment, 'v Ik/' ” Ilk' ' SEE IT! HEAR IT! IT WILL ENTHRALL YOU! IT WILL CAPTIVATE YOU! JUST AS IT HAS EVERYONE WHO HAS SEEN IT. j ■■■■■MUkgwjiyMiTiiLMmMiiaanriiriirrr^irMWiin wmii iiihimii | f | “STREET GIRL" | - A neglected waif of the streets, she fought her way to Fame and Fortune —but to heartbreak. BIG SPECTACULAR SCENES. HAUNTING MUSIC AND A GLORIOUS ROMANCE. I Box Plans at the Bristol, Berkeley, or Theatre (’Phone 28 —106).

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