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Evening Star, Issue 21845, 8 October 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. EMP I R 808 Jj UIB (Phones 12-432 and 12-433.) 2.15 Twice Daily 8.0. A PANORAMA OP PERIL .... . , THRILLS IN THE CLOUDS! Thrill to its enthralling story, gasp at its sensational .daring. . . . You will laugh at its delightful comedy and be charmed by its pleasing romance! From the Story by JOHN MONK SAUNDERS, Famous British Author of ‘ Wings.’ Starring FREORIC MARCH FREDRiC MARCH FREPRIC MARCH As “ The Eagle,” CARY GRANT CARY GRANT Ag “ T}ie Hawk,” CAROLE LOMBARD, JACK OAKIE, ■ In I ■ •THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK.’ i THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK.’ I 4 THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK. : I THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK.’ A Paramount Picture. Comrades in the Clouds . . . Enemies on the ground . . Despising each other, they fly to glory together! ; One shuddering ... one gloating ... over the victories that made them famous . . . while a beautiful woman watches and waits for their return! It’s in entertainment that all will enjoy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)' Excellent Featurettis Complete Another Outstanding Empire Programme! Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. FRIDAY NEXT!!!!. FRIDAY NEXT!.!!! A Thrilling Story of Modern Life at Sea, Revealing all that This Great Arm of the Service means to the Empire. Produced with the Fullest Co-operation of the British’ Admiralty. * WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN,’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ * WHITE ENSIGN.’ * WHITE ENSIGN.’ ‘ WHITE ENSIGN.’ * WHITE ENSIGN.’ * WHITE ENSIGN.’ 1 WHITE ENSIGN.’ 4 WHITE ENSIGN.' •WHITE ENSIGN.’ (Approved for Combining all the thrills of ‘ The Flag Lieutenant ’ with the humour of ‘ The Middle Watch.’ —Starring— Molly Lament, Molly Lament, Molly Lament, Anthony Kimmius, Anthony Kimmirij, —And— H.M.S. ' HAWK. Universal Exhibition.)

The Grand Orange Lodge of British North America, which has been in session at Halifax. Nova Scotia, has passed a resolution expressing the strongest possible opposition to tho abolition of the, office of LieutenantGovernor of any Canadian Province, on the ground that such a step would sever one of the ties binding ,the dominion to. the Motherland, and be n violation of the Constitution