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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19152, 8 November 1927, Page 1

WBEKLT PSEI EVERT WEDNESDAY. ILLUSTRATIONS NEWS STORIES OX SALE EVERYWHERE. Prioe Sixpence.

AMUSEMENTS. LAUGHS AND THRILLS LAUGHS A>"D THRILLS At Everybody'S (The Distinctive Theatre) Dav Sessions 2 p.m. Night Session d« Luxe ... 8 o'cJoca When "A LITTLE JOURNEY" "A I.ITTLK JOURNF.Y" "A LITTLE JOURNEY" "A LITTLE JOURNEY" Will Be Presented With WILLIAM lIAINES and CLAIRK WINOSo The Laughable Trip of * Guy Lothario who, searching for a Bride, runs into A HURRICANE OF HILARITY. The Comical Complications make "A LITTLE JOURNEY" A POSITIVE DELIGHT. In Addition: The Racy. Irresponsible Comedy "FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS" "FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS" "FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS" "FOOTLOOSE WIDOWS" With LOUISE FAZKNDA And JACQUELINE LOGAN In The Smart, Brightly Sophisticated, Swift, Gay, Snappy, Surprising Comedy of Errors. A Host Of Hearty Laughs. EVERYBODY'S "SELECT" OROHESTRA Conductor: Mr Albert Bidgood. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'phone 4925. 9665 Continuous Pictures From Noon Daily STRAND To-day, 3d, 6d, and Od. T R A N D To-night 6d and • It. "THE NAVIGATOR" Starring "THK NAVIGATOR" BUSTER KEATON Comedy. Scenic. News. PETE MORRISON • PETE MORRISON in "THE ESCAPE" Ep. 8 "Return of the Riddle Rider." 9618 ENGLISH PARK STADIUM, ENGLISH PARK STADIUM. ENGLISH PARK STADIUM. s TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. PECIAL CARNIVAL PROGRAMME CYCLING AND RUNNING. CYCLING AND RUNNING. All the Star Riders and Runners Competing. THRILLS 1 THRILLS! THRILLS I Two hours' enjoyment in the Open Air. POPULAR PRICES—Ss and Is. Special Trams from the Square. ENGLISH PARK BTADIUM. ENGLISH PARK STADIUM, ENGLISH PARK STADIUM. Mol> "EMPLOYMENTS AFTER DEATH." MR NORTONTAYLOR'S Subject To-night, 8; Psychic Messages from written Requests—Aura—Photographs. Admission 1«. Psychic Institute, Manchester street, oppos» .ite Tapid Baths.', ' 105 SHOWS TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW They rtart the Judging M 1M M# ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROY>L SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW ROYAL SHOW

THAT'S the day to in»p«et th* inhibits la peice and quietiidc. Th»i « the day to git aw»y from the big WoWd». A nlea pl6asant saunter round the feni, thA jdial day lor the mail who take! an expert Interest in live Stock, the ttftes opto at 9 a.m. ADMISSION 28. Children tinder 16 ye»** M AT THE ROYAL SHOW. AT THE EOYAL BIOW, OPENING OPENING TOMORROW AFTERNOON. TOMORROW AFTERNOON. BEE THE SEE THE Glass D ® B B 8 lass d*rbsb WHICH CAN BE WORN AND gANDLBb THE SAME AS ORDINARY MATERIAL, And the GLASS steam jpg^JS'S® GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN OPERATION UNDER THEIR OWN STEAM POWER. THESE ACHIEVEMENTS WERE MAKB BY 4 MISS MAE KINGSLEY, Tflfe WORLD'S ONLY GIRL GLASSBLOWER, A*i> they 'will Bfi on fcxHidiflOJC AT THE AMERICAN GLASS WORKS. f~