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Evening Star, Issue 20252, 13 August 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. STRANGE FIGURES! STRANGE SOUNDS! STRANGER DOINGS' GRIPPING HAPPENINGS THAT WILL KEEP YOU ON THE EDGE OF YOUR SEATS TO-DAY AT FULLER HAY WARD’S g T RAND “The Theatre with the Big Attractions!" YOU’LL SHRIEK!-YOU’LL SCREAM!— YOU’LL. LAUGH!—YCJU’LL ROAR AT THE ADVENTURES OF CHESTER CONKLIN CHESTER CONKLIN CHESTER CONKLIN Ahcl BARBARA BEDFORD, BARBARA BEDFORD, Supported by EDMUND BREEZE, FLORA FINCH, WILLIAM V. MONO, and MONTAGUE LOVE, in the LATEST aiNjj GRBM’EST MYSTERx CO MED ¥ Evr.iL SCREENED ir J HAUNTED iiOUSB.’ ‘THE HAUNTED HOUSE.’ ‘Ti.E HAUNTED HOUSE.’ ‘THE HAUNTED HOUSE.’ : YOU’LL HOLD YOUR SIDES FROM LAUGHING, AND YOU’LL GET THRILL OF YOUR LIVES! AaNJJ LEW CODY and AILBEN PRINGLE LEW CODY ami AILBEN PRINGLE In their Latest Riot of Laughter, ‘A SINGLE MAN. 1 A SINGLE MAN- 1 Box Plans at The Bristol and the Theatre (phone 13-3791. A ND The Greatest of thorn all is ’THE SHOW BOAT.’ Watch For It! IT’S WORTH WAITING FOB! CENTRAL MISSION. GRAND SPRING FAIR OPENS AT 2.30 P.M., TO-MORROW (WEDNESDA v ■ In BURNS HALL, And Continues on THURSDAY, from 2.30 to 5, and 7 to 10 p.m. 8 ATTRACTIVE STALLS. COMPETITIONS. GAMES. ELECTRIC COOKER DEMONSTRATIONS Each Afternoon from 2.30 to S. Rally Around tho , Mission and Help to Make 'This Fair a Great Success. REMEMBER! TO-MORROW AND THURSDAY (15th), IN BURNS HALL. J. V. HANNA’S D GNEDIN SCHOOL OF CULTURE PHYSICAL Wishes to Notify All Members that the GYMNASIUM. WILL BE CLOSED until • RID AY.