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AMUSEMENTS. Galsworthy Drama Thrills Sig Audiences RESENT Commencing to-day .Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and /' 8 prn ' 'LIFE’S LOYALTIES loyalty off Race.. > 2.; I to class.. to pro- af fession.. to those' I; < "E we love. They » WWt must sometimes Bl ; .* ovX clash, these Loyal- if A ties off ours - the ggL conflict is inevitable! BASIL RATHBONE WANDER HEATHER THATCHER JOAN WYNDHAM fciifflir “Loyalties” Is far more than a motion picture—it*s rea l life—it’s vivid—it IS life itself—your life, your WaSy* friend's life, and mine. That’s why "Loyalties" . grips you from the first word to its tremendous climax. ' • ' ' ' REGENT FEATURETTES INCLUDE: ‘‘Our Caribbean Cousins”—Jack Hobbs In Action—First Official Pictures, Duffy and his Blueshirts: Royal Welsh Choir —Regent News Service. Recommended for Adults—Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Huge Audience Enthralled BY THE FAMOUS POLAR EXPLORER SIR HUBERT WILKINS ON THE STAGE y 'L. DESCRIBING HIS GRAPHIC , AND THRILLING PICTURE ' 7 IxK • SHOWING HIS MANY PERILS AND adventures in the I Arctic and I I Antarctic j Siiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinniiiiin'Hr. © including THE MOST AMAZiNG ADVENTURE OF THE CENTURY THE lOURNEY UNDER THE ICE IN THE SUBMARINE “NAUTILUS’’ Thrills above and beneath the ice—The North Pole, the South Pole——■P'ola.r Bear*—Eskimo—Walrus-Whales-The famous submarine NauWus-TOe Aeroplane Southern Cross before Kingsford Smith obtained it—N ature rebelled against having her most spectacular secrets photographed. late ■ . seemed stubbornly.against it—But here it is ! AN AMAZING RECORD OF COURAGE AND ENDURANCE! BOOK NOW AT D.I.C. RESERVES 2/3. THEATRE Telephone 51-814.

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