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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 148, 19 March 1931, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY OF “THE BENSON MURDER CASE.” Thrice Daily: Book at Bristol At It a nt., i 11 or ' J ’ l,eatl ' c ' 2.15 and 8 p.ni. Tel.: 28-175. COMING in all its Glory on FRIDAY The Greatest Comedy ever made in Talkies More laughs than there are stars in the heavens. It cost Two Millions and drew over Two Million U T-OX”-inakers of “Sunny Side Up”-I»ro<luced tins « end s U lumpli. IIS FRANK ALBERTSON, HOBART* BOSWORTH, and numberless at sin “Just Imagine” ALONE; . f IN WHICH. IN 1980. huge skyscrapers tower to 200 stones. 1 aeroplanes, with heliocopters, fly straight up Omid’s capitals within no icemen direct traffic. Great air liners bring ti eV 11 vu-face I few hours of each other. Nine traffic levels ranging from s ub lays, surface trams, elevated railways and five automobile levels, to a• ' which ocean liners traverse the main thoroughfaies. It’s a WONDER OF THE WORLD Picture ! aud you’ll laugh till the tears roll down your back. LAST DAY OF “A PART TIME WIFE.” COMING - - - FRIDAY A Great Entertainment which Carries the Paramount Guarantee, zii 1 .. C IL * MAURICE CHEVALIER’S Leading Claudette Colbert w olluin of -the big pond.” With NORMAN FOSTER, CHARLES RUGGLES, GINGER ROGERS, LESLIE AUSTIN, H. DUDLEY HAWLEY, AALBU SISTERS, in the talking version of Katherine Brush’s best-selling novel. YOUNG MAN ? MANHATTAN One of the most heart-throbbing of dramas with glorious comedy relief, which unfolds a refreshingly novel story of Sport, Studio Parties, Youth s M. lid Heartsearing Love, and Quick Marriage. A Tingling Drama ot a Vibrant Man and a Thrilling Woman, who rush through gaieties and temptations, threatening rocks and luring traps, to a grand climax culminating in sublime happiness. IT’S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ALSO, PARAMOUNT FEATURETTES. The whole at reasonable prices.

An avenue of 33 saplings with children’s names on them has been planted at Witney, in Oxfordshire, England. Atmospheric impurities have cost Britain nearly £60,000.000 in repairs to buildings during the last twenty-five years. This was revealed by Sir Frank Baines, ex-director of the Office of Works, giving evidence on behalf of the London County Council, before the Electricity Commissioners in opposition to proposed £5,800.000 extensions to Fulham power station, on the grounds of pollution. WOODS’ GPSAT PEPPERMINT CUBE •Tor Influenza Colds. —Advt.