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TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW : POLA NEGRI IN •• PASSIONM


MONDAY, TU E SD A Y & WEDNE SDA Y


HENR Y EDWA RDS AND CHR IS S IE WHIT E IN A FINE HEPWORTH PLA Y


TO O EK 'S TOY


From lie Novel by Tom Gallon. The slory concerns 'Enry Boden, a shop assistant, who becomes possessed of a jortune, loves in vain and beyond his


reach, and finally drops back inlo obscurily. Bui nol bclore he has gained / „ '5


cji—a philosophic content, expressed in his own words: “ There ain't none


0/ us can live for ourselves in this world ; such a lot of 'carts would break if we hied to do that." Dealing with ordinary folks, it is a story of enthralling interest, played by old favourites—Henry Vibart, Judd Green and others.


THE E A U L ^ S F E ^ T H E ^


A great out-of-doors slory with wondrous sellings, unequalled for scenic beauty, and teaturing M A R Y ALDEN, the gifted actress of “ The Old Ne s t" fame Pathos, humour, romance, thrilling action and a big story are welded together in


masterly fashion. THUR SDA Y , F R ID A Y <


& S A TU RD A Y : GLORIA SWANSON IN p e o o iS A L D A y e n T E i i s Is the so-called “ bold gir l" necessarily a “ bad girl ? " See this daring story


of a lovely prodigal daughter who exhausted every thrill of this age of fazz and jound_______? Gloria's fastest and flashiest: an eye-opener for modern girls


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.•i .crrrni version of F. Ansley’.s famous comedy concoction, in winch a youny nrrhitccl is taken hack thousands of years by magic means. A gnctiirr. to revet tn. Magic, mirth, myshry ami magnificence m the madcap escapades of a


T H E B R A S S B A T T L E dashing modern man and his all-too-geuial gennei


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r^ORJDAY, AUGUST 4 th , (Bank Holiday) Tssarsy


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SHOV OPENS SATURDAY, 1 P.M., BAND CONTEST COMMENCES 2 P.M. JUDGING COMMENCES MONDAY 10-30 A.M.


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IJont mi.ss tliis m;isterpicco. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. MATINEE Wednesday at 2-30. ENORMOUS ATTRACTION. VIRGINIA VALLI AND MILTON SILLS IN L A D Y O F a U A L I T Y


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Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday : WILLIAM RUSSELL IN


The M e n o f Z a n z ib a r


A ihrilling talc of love, mystery, and intrigue, taken amongst the primitive sellings of an .African Seaport .


COMEDY. PICTORIAL.


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