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SCREENING TO-NIGHT FINAL SCREENING. (QUEEN STREET.) Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. No. I —NANCY CARROLL JACK OAKIE SESSIONS: 5.45 AND 8 O'CLOCK “ATLANTIC” COMMENCING TO-MORROW COMEDY WEEK—ALL LAUGHING 3—STAR ALL-TALKING Sessions: 11, 2,5, 7.45. NOTE!—Owing to the enormous length of this Programme, De Luxe Session 7.45 Sharp. STAN SMITH in a Paramount Talking Comedy. COM EDI ES—3 Nightly starts “SWEETIE 99 No. 3—THE KING OF COMEDIANS. GEORGE MURRAY in a CHRISTIE COMEDY. AllTalking All-Laughing, “THE DUKE OF DUBLIN." BOX PLAN AT THEATRE RESERVES 41.341.