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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 254, 24 July 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 2 DAYS! SESSIONS: 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. OF THIS POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT WILLIAM POWELL GINGER ROGERS IN “Star of Midnight” A baffling detective story in which. William Powell excels even his great performance in “The Thin Man.” EXTRA!—Dionne Quintuplets’ First Birthday Party. Also, Interior Views of the Giant French Luxury Liner Normandie. OWpi FRIDAY NEXT I 'I ® ® Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre SfeaK KFk Kl 1 (Phone 51-595). Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. “THE CISCO KID” rides again in another dashing adventure story, more romantic than his famous u ln Old Arizona. You have waited for years to see him in another role like this! Warner BAXTER — IN — “Under the Pampas Moon” Im It brings you vivid drama exciting adventure haunting melodies. AND!—VELOZ and YOLANDA, to-day’s dancing sensations, introducing the new pulse-stirring “Cobra Tango.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

WaapjligjgaSK HURRY! LAST DAYS’ “ AJ= Dir.: Amalgrunialed Theatres “THE DICTATOR” L i mi tc (1. — AT TV/TATTIMFTF CLAIRE TREVOR in Mary Roberts AT MATINLE Rinehart’s well-read story, ONLY, 2 P.M.: “ELINOR MORTON” FRIDAY NEXT! mA LXN The Tb«« Muto, of Am&meg A~''Iff® WW ROBERTSON HARE. *'** ’’ ll,ns b<? Sß'* i,n<l Theatre (st-?n A “Dictator” Approved for Universal Exhibition: "Elinor Morton" and "Fighting Stock" Recommended by Censor for Adults.