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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 144, 14 March 1931, Page 5

EVERY LIVING SOUL THRILLED AND DELIGHTED. Book at Bristol Thrice Dally: y—l K Z or Theatre. At 11 a-m., Te!.: 28—175. 1.15 and 8 p.m. WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST. Sir Benjamin and John Dulleri present To-day and Daily VAN DYNE’S GREAT BOOK, NOW A TALKING SENbAT V WILLIAM POWELL The screen’s original creator and superb impersonator of Fiction’s Cleverest ) Criminologist in Van Dynes M onder Play . ‘The BENSON MURDER CASE’ TTTE MOST THRILLING OF ALL VAN DYNE'S STORIES. Imagine the daring of the criminal. H.J’kiiier 1 when the crime was committed, yet temporarily baffled by the cunning of the k dier. There NEVER HAS BEEN SUCH A PERFECT MYSTERY PLAY. IT’S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE, supported by SIX SPLENDID PARAMOUNT SHORT SUBJECTS. Commonsense Prices: D.G. 2/6, Stalls 2/- (plus tax), G.C. 1/6. Matinees: 1/-, 1/6 and 2/-. Children Half. No Booking Fee. ITSSIBIOC HUGE SUCCESS A GREAT SHOW A Great “FOX” Attraction that Drew Salvos of Applause. EDMUND LOWE (from “What Price Glory” and “Scotland land”), I,rtt.A HYAMS (winsome heroine of “Alias Jimmy Valentine and The Big House”), TOMMY CLIFFORD (the wonderful boy from “Song o My Heart” in a great character), and WALTER McGRAIL (from “Lone Star Ranger” and “Last of the Duanes”) supported by a Splendid Cast including “TONY”—the likeable “Shepper-Newfounder” dog, in a Magnificent Play. “A Part Time Wife’’ From the best-selling novel by STEWART EDWARD WHITE, author of “The Blazed Trail,” “Simba,” “The River Man,” and “Back of Beyond.’ IT'S A GREAT STORY! ! ! Preceded by SPLENDID FOX FEATURETTES. Lounges, 2/6; D.C., 2/- (plus tax); Stalls, 1/6; Front Stalls, 1/-. Matinees: 1/- and 1/6, and 2/- (plus tax). Children Half. No booking fee.

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