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WEST'S PEERLESS PICTURES. WESTS PEERLESS PICTURES. Most Thrilling Circus Drama of Modern Times: " THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, THE FOUR DAREDEVILS, : FuUR DAREDEVILS, THE ' FOUR DAREDEVILS, , And a Great Programme of Novelties, Consisting of DRAMATIC, SCENIC, AND COMEDY NOVELTIES. Prices: Is. and Gd. Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking Fes, 6d. 'Phone 3143. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! THORNDON THuRNDON SWIMMING CLOB'S BENEFIT. SWIMMING CLUB'S BENEFIT. SWIMMING CLUB'S BENEFIT. IJ-.HE STAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. WEST'S AND STAR PICTURES "Unfold"-, tho Universe." Lessees Hayward's, Ltd. Direction: West's, Ltd., A Hay ward's, Ltd. TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT A CHILD OF THE WEST. A CHILD OF THE WEST. Remarkable Western Child Drama. Things are Seldom What they Seem. Things are Seldom What they Seem. A Cowboy Comedy-Drama Unsurpassed. His Mother. An Anarchist Attempt. THIEF WHO GOT PUNISHED. THIEF WHO GOT PUNISHED.. Comic, Dramatic, Topical, Specialities. 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