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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 82, 31 December 1940, Page 2

LAST TWO TIMES TODAY "MEN AGAINST THE SKY" "TRIPLE JUSTICE" — with — w 6h — Richard Dix — Edmund Lowe GEORGE O'BRIEN And Don't Miss . . . "S-l-E-G-E" — H's True — Every Detail. (Prog ratrims Approved for Universal Exhibition). FOR PERFECT Daily, 2 & 7.45. REST AND ft L 4 STT® 2/3 - . RELAXATION IS h Z-ZJ Stalls 1/ '- ,/6 ‘ ATTEND THE g+P-P-M — TOBMW 11 ».m. NEW YEAR’S EVE JAMBOREE 2h ou t — Sing — Whistle — Make Merry. SING YOUR FAVOURITE — THEN AT MIDNIGHT JOIN HANDS, SINGING "AULD LANG SYNE." ENTIRE NEW FIRST RELEASE DOUBLE-FEATURE The World's Wildest Horses in a Thrilling A Sensational Musical Western. Drama of rhe Plains ... £ Thrills . . . Danger . . . Ridin' in "KING OF THE SIERRAS" $ "RIDERS OF THE DAWN" starring Y starring the Greatest Cowboy Since REX SHtIA X -> _ Mj King of Wild The New Wonde. X Horses. Horse. £ JAC|( RANDALL PEGGY KEYS These Horses Act Like Men. A i;ra ; le x»- j c A xr dWl .?-' < iK , K"L s, s°avou Through a Raging Prairie Fire. X Yeor , s Eye fo Y | PP|EE . . 'V.,£.T I tE a;,^ e K i (Programme Approved for Universal Exhibition). SPECIAL SHORT FEATURES INCLUDED. NEW YEAR'S DAY 2 P.M. — 7.45. NO EXTRA TO BOOK — Plan D.I.C. or Theatre. Telephone 51-595.

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