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AMUSEMENTS. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films, i 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. : <l||i LAST TWO DAYS Ruth Chatterton “ONCkALADY" Once the idol of an adoring world. Now a social outcast! Can Khe .reap a harvest of love after she’s sown the seeds of scandal? BOX PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE (PHONE 44—144). I'KIDAY AVIT.L BE SOUVENIR BAT. Every lady attending the KEGENT on Friday to see -THE UNHOLY GARDEN 0 will be presented with a beautiful reproduction of a pen sketch of the favourite Star—RONALD COLMAN. Samuel. Goldwyn v< " h W w FAY WRAY > Z - ’' < > And ill ESTELLE -.A TAYLOR In an exciting romantic adventure in W ■ an oasis of missing »/ ' . Av .'iW men and women. “The UNHOLY GARDEN” Strange, indeed, was this unholy garden in a far oasis of the Algerian desert . . . one of the few places still remaining where fugitives from justice may find refuge, safe from the police and extradition. Here from all over the world drifted adventurers who preyed United on their fellow men and strange, beauArtists tiful women who preyed on the Picture. adventurers. BOOKINGS ARE BOUND TO BE HEAVY RESERVE NOW AT BRISTOL PIANO CO- OR THEATRE.