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AMUSEMENTS. 0 ADDITIONAL AT MATINEES ONLY: Q Toyland Tales—A Treat for the Children. * Grand Opera House Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Mug. Director: Beaumont Smith. [J U MATINEES DAILY AT 2.15. NIGHTLY AT 8 O’CLOCK. ° fl Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s U Great Sherlock Holmes Story 2 ® THE SLEEPING CARDINAL OThat truly remarkable fellow, the charming, suave, U subtle hero of a hundred'and one Conan Doyle mysteries, 9 9 transfers his sparkling personality to the talking screen, and immediately proceeds to solve the mystery ... |l U Sherlock Holmes —Doctor Watson—Professor Moriarty—the greatest fictional 9 0° characters in the world in the greatest mystery drama of the year. Featurettes: AUDIO REVIEW, AESOP FABLE, HL’MANETTE. |J n Additional at Matinees Only— ’ [ U “TOYLAND TALES” 8 0° 30 CLEVER CHILDREN FROM KATHLEEN O’BRIEN’S STUDIO IN A FASCINATING DANCING SCENA. U LITTLE 80-PEEP—TIN SOLDIERS—FAIRIES—DOLLS—SPIDERS. X 2 NIGHTS FROM ONE SHILLING. MATINEES. Children SIXPENCE. H BOX PLANS at BRISTOL and BERKELEY. (Theatre phone: 2.8—106). U

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