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... CRIME AND ANTI-CRIME FILMS A TRULY memorable double-feature is presented at the New this week when “ Bonnie and Clyde” and “Bullitt * join forces to give St. Andrews cinema-goers a night to remember. Warren Beattie and Faye Dunaway sta: in the former ...
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... CRIME 7.30-12 Boys 30p Supper Licence every Mon., Wed, ¥Fri., Sat, and Sus. L 18 - 11 pm., 8 p.m SUNDA ) P \ONES)y EP SRIDAY LATE NIGHT /3 *\ Admission 50p *\ 8 p-m.-1 a.m. aamsssion \Hal f Price till 8 e Admission 85pf cassat |Xe * e R e 12 ’%fi,? POPULAR ...
... THE CRIME A UABD.-AN IMPORTANT DISCOVEBY noti.H't-d in the Pari* Figaro, of a valuable remedy for m-rv ‘us debility, physical exhaustion, and kindred com- Elaints. The discovery was made in Old Mexico ;it saved ii.i from a miserable existence and an early ...
... THE CRIME OP THE MAD KING’S BALL OR, ‘‘THE PLEASURES AND PERILS OF PARIS.” BY JAS. S. BORLASE, Author “Nina the Nihilist,” Who Murdered John Cameron The Lass o' Gowrie, The Wolf of Badenocb,” etc. ...
... Into crime ALEX had a tron b lhesd childhood which eventually led to him to leave the family home and go into a residential school in Fife. When he left there, he found making his own way was a daunting task. The teenager’s drift into a series of petty ...
... Crime Chief Constable s Annual Report Crimes in Kirkcaldy during 1946 showed increase ot over compared witn 1943. mere we.e lass crimes and oneaces reported, according 10 oniei Uonsiame damie's annual report, more tnan in tne previous year, tlgnty tnree ...
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... THE CRIME OF THE MAD KING’S BALL OR, “THE PLEASURES AND PERILS OF PARIS. BY JAS. S. BORLASE, Author of Nina the Nihilist, Who Murdered John Cameron The Lass o’ Gowrie,” The Wolf of Badenocb, etc. BOOK lI.—THE CITY OF PASSION. CHAPTER XV. HARRY HASTINGS ...
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... CRIME Milk was_one of the essential foods, and ‘it was a crime, she thought, that children at school should not get free milk. County Clerk Mr James M. Dunlop pointed out that if the Education Committee took action which was contrary to the Act, then ...
... CRIME (Continued from Page One) Into more interesting and responsible traffic fields. “Nevertheless, Turther civilianisation is necessary and I suggest that this is an area where police authorities might. take more interest — even to the extent of arranging ...