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Evening Star, Issue 21093, 4 May 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. gTRAND THEATRE Matinee, 2.15; Evening, 8. Za.no Grey’s Great Story, 1 THE RAINBOW TRAIL,’ ‘THE RAINBOW TRAIL,’ ‘THE RAINBOW TRAIL,’ With That Groat Portrayer of Western Roles, ' GEORGE O’BRIEN, GEORGE O’BRIEN, ROSCOE ATMS (Stuttering Comedian), J. M. KERRIGAN, CECILIA PARKER. Action! Comedy! Thrills! Romance! Also, HERBERT MUNDIN, Eamous English Comedian, in ‘ PEACE AND QUIET.’ Gazettes, Travelogue, Etc. Box Plan at Theatre (13-379). YOU will most likely find the article yon wish to buy advertised in the small classified columns. Get the habit of studying these columns—it will pay you.

SPORTING. FOEBUEY PARK T R 0 T TI NG CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1932 THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 5 and 7. FIEST RACE at 11.45 a.m. ; LAST EACH at 4.30 p.m. Each Day. \ ADMISSION: Grand Stand Enclosure, 6s; Outside, 1b; Ladies, 2s 6d; Motor Curs, 2s 6d for Non-members. Grand Stand and Ladies’ Tickets On Sale at S. Jacobs’s, tobacconist. THE PUBLIC MUST ENTEE THEOUGH THE TUENSTILES AT VICTOEIA ROAD OR MAIN ENTRANCE, PLUNKET STREET, where separate turnstiles are provided for Ladies and Gentlemen. Motor Car Drivers aro requested to Unload their Passengers at Either of these Gates. PASSENGERS in Motor Cars (other than the drivers) will Not be Allowed to Go Through the Motor Gate in Richardson street. THEY WILL ONLY BE ADMITTED THROUGH THE TURNSTILE. SPECIAL TRAMS EUN DIRECT TO COURSE GATES. C. E. CAEFIN, Secretary.