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amusements CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MORROW lamps’ ahratrr sn Direction: JOHN FULLER & SONS. LTD. TO-NIGHT AT 8 AT 8 TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF BALD HEADSGEO. WALLACE in “BALD HEADS ** TELLING THE ADVENTURES OF A BAD, BOLD BAND of BRAZEN, BALDHEADED BANDITS. See George as the Detective, using methods that Sherlock Holmes never thought of. Furious Fun, Flappers and Foolery all combine to make “Bald Heads” George's best offering to date. PRICES: 3s. 2s. and 1s (Plus Tax). BOX PLANS AT ST. JAMES THEATRE. OPPOSITE JOHN COURT LTD. h phone 42.1*0 9 CONTINUOUS FROM 11.30 A.M. to 10.15 P.M. Your Last Opportunity To-night to See RICHARD DIX RUTH ELDER in ‘MORAN the MARINES’ COMMENCING TO-MORROW REVEALED / it GET THE INSIDE STORY OF ADOLPHE MENJOU’S PRIVATE LIFE’ IT’S ALMOST A SCANDAL! No more guessing! His secrets are out! See how he lives and loves! ADOLPHE MENJOU’S “PRIVATE LIFE” A frisky Frenchy farce of a tangled love affair.

Safe Picnics by Train Cheap Trips to Charming Scenes There is nothing so safe as the train, nothing so cheap, nothing so comfortable, nothing so reliable for the joyous summer picnic. For family parties or other parties, or for the staffs of shops, warehouses, offices or factories, the people’s railways give the best service to the best picnicking places in all districts. Here are a few examples of the remarkably cheap “picnic” fares:— Children up to 15 years. Adults 9 to 12 miles 7d 1/3 21 to 25 miles . . 1/. 1/10 46 to 50 miles 1/11 3/3 Get Helpful Information from the nearest Stationmaster, Passenger Agent, or District Manager.