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EM TODAS AS PERFUMARIAS *'¦ m^--«i»-" >•»'¦ -Ti'---.*-wr*~- • §»!& •¦¦••*..¦ f.t mm*»-***•*¦ wi á| Para maior efficacia do emprego do CREME POLLAH, remettemos PI :'r' "A gra V" tuitamente, a quem nos enviar o endereço, o livrinho, Arte da Belleza"; nelle se encontram todos os conselhos para hygiene e embellezamento da cutis e cabellos. »'¦•<¦'¦-; "coüpon" (CÍNEARTE) — Corte este e remetta aos Srs. Representantes — da America Beauty Academy Rua Riachuelo, 114. — Rio de Janeiro. ' NOME .. .. ••¦;.';,RUA fi. .. ? • • W• ¦*¦.. ;.¦•¦« s>¦¦ CIDADE .. ;••'¦."'...ESTADO • ••¦ • ••g P• ¦• K»»ff*»w*imwp»«*i yoimawiwiiKtâM., m ¦ - *m*$m*m*mVÊ**0%**wi*mm*mmn ANNO I NUM. 29 MINISTÉRIO DA EDUCAÇÃO E CULTüRi 15 — 1 X - 1 9 2 6 INSTITUTO NACICWAL DO CINEMA BIBLIOTECA "V BmWÊMPtÊ&ls. J± I Inaugurou-se, na tua Haddock Lobo, Uma outra prova desse asserto, tive- O chronista irreverente, o rioticiarista mais um grande Cinema, com capacida- mol-a na outra semana, na formidável entre espantado e motejador, ao traçar cerca de mil espectadores. missa mandada realizar, de suffragando a ¦ para as linhas do commentario, não raro ag- .. alma de Rudolph Valentino, por esta gressivo, • dessa solemnidade, ignorantes Vão aos poucos os bairros sendo be- revista. neficiados com elementos de diversão da psyçhologia do espectador, e nem de* Quem viu a assistência á Candelária, leve própria. souberam tirar a única conclusão constituída pelos milhares de admirado- lógica do caso que os boquiabria — 8 Os Cinemas disseminam-se res cada vez do astro italiano, admiradores con- avassalamento do mundo pelo Cinema- mais. Acreditamos existirem no Districto quistados pelos seus films, apenas tographo.
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