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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 148, 20 March 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. REGENT Daily WrSffKfrnJdr ' viw-'MysHiSr / \ Produced ? at Elstree. The Host Discussed Picture of the Year! -Eddie’s Here on FridayA pageant of : I : i i | | I O’” ’ luscious splendor J | j | [ | j |! Kj unmatched since ‘ I I I If: Sheba’s day! And ■ ; Ml 118 » • 111 1 ’ ’ EDDIE...jus, rWjl I II | IBs a Roman in the -*® ! I ' f I i I It'T" gloomin’...racing i j I | I I ißh down to the sea with W 10) IL "lb’.! ||M' his shoes nailed to ,CW * H d.. [; /| I BOWK J | wijiM jHli i ] I H I # Mid i Hr . w I"! I i I I ! : -| ' ! I rt feTTiNG |i r fepj-.y- 1 I G/oHo STUART ’ i |p« >4 - Hi I i I | { j V<\ fe&alKßSißataMMft* ' s Ulis j i i and the j : : '-.J *k< Y?) , j|| : j Goldwyn Girls I I | ->, i, fit ' - -Mj t Wlte I ( I I ‘ i ii ii it .■ &. .. I I | f i I l||F I H I I i t - I | 111 B • '■ \ •/.| I' Recommended for Adults. Box Plans D.I.C. and Theatre 44-144 GRAND OPERA HOUSE I^ ,y pm ONLY 3 MORE DAYS NO EXTENSION POSSIBLE. SIR HUBERT WILKINS , ON THE STAGE, DESCRIBING HIS GRAPHIC AND THRILLING PICTURE. SHOWING HIS MANY PERILSWND ADVENTURES IN THE ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC Including the most amazing adventure of the century, the Journey under the ice in the'Submarine “Nautilus.” Thrills above and beneath the ice—The North Pole, the South Pole —Polar B ears —Eskimo —Walrus —Whales —The famous submarine Nautilus—The Aeroplane Southern Cross before Kingsford Smith obtained it —Nature rebelled against having her most spectacular secrets photographed! Fate seemed stubbornly against it—But here it is! AN AMAZING RECORD OF COURAGE AND ENDURANCE! Parents and School Teachers! MATINEES DAlLY—Every child loves adventure! Arrange for them to see this sensational picture of Sir Hubert’s many strange and remarkable adventures at the North and South Poles. Matinee Prices: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. Book’at D.I.C. or Theatre (Telephone 51-814). Reserves 2/3, Unreserved 1/6 and 1/-.

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