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No Vacancies. Direction: Michael LYON

Fund for Equipment ■ HERE was an exceptional attendance at an emergency meeting of the Sheffield Branch last Saturday when the question of withdrawing children's matinees and other important subjects were discussed. The Chairman, Councillor Harold S. Gent, presided, and in outli

Aldershot Hip. (10.30).—John D. Roberton to present: "Don’t Be Cross, Sergeant," with Frank O’Brlan. Three Musketeers. Three Pirates. Joe Hodgson, Charlie Ellis. Kingston Emp. (10.30). —James Shirvell to present: " The Desert Song," with Bruce Carfax. Blake Adams, Doris Francis.

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5 p.m., closing at 10 p.m. The special case of the news reel theatres in the West End is being considered, with a view to sending a further deputation to the Home Office on this and the general question of opening hours in the light of experience. PAYMENT OF FILM HIRE THE follow

To-day’s Meetings and Deputation morning (Thursday) the Executive Committee of the C.E.A. meets at 10.30. This will be followed at 11.45 by a meeting of the Joint Trade Committee to discuss, among other problems, those arising out of the release situation caused by the closing a