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Dominion, Volume 39, Issue 28, 27 October 1945, Page 4

p Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. Throughout N.Z. 2 p.m. — DAILY — 8 p.m. A 20th Century-Fox Production, Released in Conjunction with the World-wide 30-year Celebration of its President, SPYROS SKOURAS THE QUEEN COULD DO NO WRONG J (But Brother, How She Tried) I Jo TALLULAH i * S * > J, E BANKHEAD j r CHAIIIES J E COBURN 5 E BAXTER 3 WILLIAM J E EYTHE 3 £ mfjfinst s L 30’ in > VINCENT PRICExSn ' piiulU 6, Fioducrd by • Cotto preminger ERNST LUBITSCH J, (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Latest British News: TRIAL OF THE "BEASTS OF BELSEN" BOOK AT D.I.C. OR THEATRE—SI-277

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