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Evening Star, Issue 19272, 10 June 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S THE A TEE DAILY, AT 2 and 7.30. Master Picture Presente ELAINE HAMMBRSTEIN , and ELLIOT DEXTER. The amazing adventures of a chorus girl- in search of adventure, on the White Way. ‘BROADWAY GOLD.’ ‘BROADWAY GOLD.’ ‘BROADWAY GOLD.’ 'BROADWAY GOLD.’ ‘BROADWAY GOLD.’ . - ■ She married a millionaire on hi? deathbed, but instead of dying he iived. That’s just the start, of this novel story that commences back siege and.ends with auto smash. COMING TO-MORROW! PRED. THOMSON BRED. THOMSON And his Wonderful Horse, Silver King, in ‘THAT DEVIL QUBMADO,’ ‘THAT DEVIL QUEMADO,’ A story of thrills, stunts, and romance in the open spaces. Also at KING EDWARD THEATRE.

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