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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 256, 26 July 1935, Page 3

NOW SHOWING! (Steamheated Throughout.) TWICE DAILY, 2.15 & 8 P.M. Two Excellent Attractions. LYLE TALBOT—VALERIE HOBSON — In — ‘Chinatown Squad’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Jade Ring—A Stolen Passport— Smugglers and Brigands—Soldiers of Fortune—lntrigue—Treachery—Murder! A Thrill a Minute when “Chinatown Squad” Goes into Action! — SECOND FEATURE — She Masqueraded as a Missing Girl! SALLY EILERS —.ln — “Alias Mary Dow” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Th; Amazing Story of a Girl who Risked Happiness for Excitement, and consented to play a part which almost smashed her life! — Also — Barrie Brettoner at the Wurlitzer. PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. (Tel. 51-842.) \VRESTLING WRESTLING *’ RESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING ’WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON. A MATCH OF THE CHAMPIONS. earl McCready EARI, MeCREADY EARL MeCREADY Weight, list. EARL MeCREADY Noted for his EARL MeCREADY vigorous, clean EARL MeCREADY wrestling. Claims EARL MeCREADY British title, and EARL MeCREADY is recognised to EARL MeCREADY be among the EARL MeCREADY World’s Leading EARL MeCREADY Wrestlers. EARL MeCREADY EARL MeCREADY Versus GEORGE HOPKINS GEORGE HOPKINS Weight 16st. 101 b. GEORGE HOPKINS English ChamCEORGE HOPKINS pion and ProfesGEORGE HOPKINS sional Strong GEORGE HOPKINS Man. Amazingly GEORGE HOPKINS powerful. and GEORGE HOPKINS favourably reGEORGE HOPKINS reived as a clean, GEORGE HOPKINS resourceful GEORGE HOPKINS wrestler. GEORGE HOPKINS TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL. MONDAY NIGHT. Ordinary Booking now open at. E. W. Humphrey’s, Manners St. PRICES AS USUAL. TO-NIGHT at S p.m. HOW DO YOU DO?” REVUE. In the BLUE TRIANGLE HALL, Boulcott Street. Prices 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. Box Plan at Y.M.C.A. ipxiIIBITION OF PAINTINGS” By the Late MISS MARGARET O. STODDART. NOW OPEN DAILY In the ART GALLERY, WHITMORE STREET. Admission Free. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 7-9 n.m.

High Mass was celebrated on a football field in Dunfermline on June 16. when a Scottish national pilgrimage paid homage to Queen Margaret, who died in the twelfth century. Queen Margaret founded Dunfermline Abbey.