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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 30, 29 October 1932, Page 4

I DE LUXE THEATRE •' . j NOW SHOWING, TWICE DAILY: 2.30 and 8. ' With It’s a P. G. Woodhouse Story, wbHMhK ■ 8 / MITO A 11 ‘-Nil n $ i 11 8 lO IH n 11® I ihl PJM m! .. pnajjz«( I I I When better pictures are . : I made, Britain will make ’ 1 them—SEE THIS ONE, | and convince yourself that ’ Sy this is so. R jr jCK. It’s Funniest, Cleverest | F Villb’ and Snappiest Yet Made / 'Jr wßßfa •' el!, '“- | (A British International Picture.) V Box Plans at Bristol and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. r

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