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AMUSEMENTS. gMHHOEKSSHBnunKSUiafIUaSSIBSBKIBQDHOHEaBMBaiIMBOnMEIBKIBSSnSBWRIWDnsaSKESBMBIUSaDBffIBKaQansanBaOSBBKSSV! LAST THREE DAYS. LAST THREE DAYS. Gus McNaughton, Jimmy Goddcn—England's Cleverest Comedians —in “ HIS WIFE’S MOTHER ” ALSO GRAPHIC FILM RECORD OF “SMITHY’S” ARRIVAL. V ~ THREE SESSIONS: Ji Mit£S n ’ am - 313 and 8 ~m - Our Next Attraction—Coming Friday I ) WITH ONE VOICE, THE ENGLISH PRESS PAYS UNPRECEDENTED TRIBUTE TO CLEMENCE DANE’S RENOWNED DRAMA ON A VITAL THEME gill uf giinrramettf’ “A MILESTONE IN CINEMA HISTORY, ENACTED BY A STERLING CAST.” John Barrymore Billie Burke (Unforgettable as Hilary Fairfield.) (Making a triumphant return as ' Margaret Fairfield.) Katharine Hepburn (“The amazing newcomer ... in one of the most sensational debuts in the . history ofdhe cinema.”) “IT IS DIFFICULT TO DIS- “IT IS MORE THAN A Zirce rvrvTY THE MANY MOTION PICTURE ... IT CUSS CALMLY IHL MAAIX JS ONE 0F THJJ FINEST FINE POINTS OF THIS PRODUCTIONS OF THE OUTSTANDING SCREEN TALKING SCREEN.” DRAMA.” —London “Cinema.” —London “Mail.” “ONE OF THE GREAT PERMANENT PLAYS OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE BECOMES A CINEMA MASTERPIECE.” —“Times. “THE GREATEST PICTURE “A DRAMATIC AND ACTPRODUCED S » t ver^n^ eas ; —London “Telegraph.” Impartial. j “WE GRADE IT AS THE YEAR’S FINEST “A Bill of Divorcement” — The Triumph of the Screen. BOX PLANS at BRISTOL or THEATRE (54—775) AFTER 5 P.M.

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