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Abel Merrywe.vi'iier.....................................IfR. H. A. Coates INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY MR. H. B. SHAWIS ORCHESTRA


Mils. S1.ATKK...........................................................Mus. F.” Foiiukst Mils. B. .foiuiAN..............................................Mils. if . Gilvdivell Victoria Slater.........................................Miss Kdna Duckworth Mr. If. Slater.....................................................Mr. F. Fouue.st Jill. B.


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FEBRUARY 7th, 1930


Music by the MELODY MAKERS t


Particulars Later. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW


Dorothy Mackaill (the Yorkshire girl) Louise Fazonda and Charles'Delaney in a hreezy comedy 100% talking and singing:—HARD TO GET


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THE IGfAI Tlf.VP EVERYBODY IS IVAITJNG FUR. '.PiiE On e and On i.y 100% S inging . \n d T alking Snow.


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. \ lso Conrad Nagel an d Lois Wilson in—KID GLOVES


A sn a p p y s to ry witli f a s t a c t io n set. in th e u n d e rw o r ld of-gang-men an d bootleggera Don’t Miss This Programme


Next MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Matinco Wodnosd.iy 2-30 0 Q Q S E 3 0 0 S S e 3


THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Matinoo Saturday 2-30 PHYLLIS HAVJiil with ALAN HALF in


SAL OF SINGAPORE


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J. MARGERISON’S FULL BAND Dancing 8 p.iii. till 2 a.m. ADMISSION 1/6


R e f re s l im en ts a t reasomilile eliarges. THEATRE ROYAL, BLACKBURN


Week Commencing December 30th Once N ioiitly .\t 7-;!0 i -.m.


Terence Byron in bis la te s t sneees.sfnl comedy-— The BURGLAR A Laugh ! A Scream ! A Yell


THE HALL, LOWERGATE S.S. MICHAEL & JOHN


Grand Pantomime Revue


Arranged & l.’rodiiccd by Jlitij. .Iajies Gudgeon. D.ances arranged by J I is s Gbutiiudk Gudgeon.


MONDAY NEXT, (December 30th), and NEW YEAR’S NIGHT (January 1st, 1930).


Mr. J. Tomlinson, TTalles Orche.stra. Pianist : Bernard Winckloy


Leader of Orchestra :


Reserved Seats 2/-, and 1/6 Unreserved


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