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AMUSEMENTS. I f? FOF M T LAST 2 DAYS: | rm fca.n w I “TILL WE MEET H 11 A.M., 2.15 AND 8 P.M. AGAIN.” j —————— with J HERBERT MARSHALL, H GERTRUDE MICHAEL. JAMES FENIMORE COOPER’S CLASSIC : THUNDERS ACROSS THE SCREEN IN J MIGHTY REALISM! :.i United Artists Presents I "THE LAST OF | THE MOHICANS I g Together .. - they battled with | unflinching bravery for the nation they both loved . . . fae- vw - jJeSL I I Ing death and danger strong in 'vHh I their combined courage .. . Each at.' j! striving to outdo the other in 1 | combat .. . lor the sake of the | girl they both adored! It’s the JgjJky 1 ' <palZ.sjrjf*■■' .WfC”A-V“'< H unforgettable story of glorious JS; ACe. J H adventure, heart-stirring ro- ■ mance and thundering conflict. ‘ '.J f ' ’ 'g I, RANOOLPW BINNICh HINRY__ /LsZ !/■ fadf ' I AIso:—“MARCH OF TIME” (Both ■ . . r lor Universal Latest Issue. Exhibition. |g Reserve at D.I.C. or . i.—tayitrthiitmMa

LAST TWO DAYS The Most Talked-About Film of the Year. “THESE THREE.” MERLE OBERON—MIRIAM HOPKINS—JOEL McCRAE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 2.i 5 p. m . -NEW OPERA HOUSEFRIDAY! Here we bring you the sensational star of “Show Boat” in an even greater singing role and an oven ■' ' » >- greater picture! “SANDERS of THE RIVER” 11IBS PAUL ROBESON LESLIE BANKS, Wfe NINA MAE McKINNEY. 'I You’ve heard, nothing more wonderf P l .„i l 2£'” Robeson singing “THE CANOE SONG,’ TH , KIIXING SONG,” “CONGO ETJIXABY and |J “CONGO EOVE SONG.”—You’ve seen nothing more absolutely thrilling than this great adventure story by EDGAR WAEEACE. A Korda Production—United Artists Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves at D.EC. and Theatre (01-814).