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AMUSEMENTS. The Beßt Theatre in the Empire. Opern 1 to 5 p.m., 6.80 to Sleepytime. V. M. BEEBE presents FIH3T. a Miehty Universal-Jewel Masterpieoo, in fOOO Feet of Glorious Film, "THE MAD WHIRL," With MAY McAVOY. JACK MULHALL. BARBARA BEDFORD, MYRTLE STEDMAN. and GEORGE FAWCETT. Here Is a story starkly accurate in i" fidelity io human nature, emotional and trrinninw in i*a We amvsl. SECOND MTOFTY ATTRACTION—GLENS' HUNTER and MARY ASTOR In "SECOND FTHPLE." FT«HT AND WIN STORIES, OENTURV and W S FILM. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The Beat Orchestra in Australasia, Under the Distinoii'«hed Conductorship of >rR ALFRED J. BUNZ. RWSE'PYKS at The Bristol, or rlojr up Brother Beehe (he's alwavs on tho joW. • un «»ro KOBS THEATRE EOYAL. HEA T R E J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. inagar .. .. ALEX. F. WILSON. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. TO-NTOHT, AT 8 SHARP. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. "TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Have much pleasure in Presenting the ■ World-famous Actor-genius, HOSOOT I T C H, MOSCOVITOH, M O S 0 O V I T 0 11, MOSCOVITOH, MOSCOVITOH, MOSCOVITOH, MOSCOVITOH. MOSCOVITOH, In the Greatest Dramatic Success of tho Century. "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," "THE OUTSIDER," Originally Written for Mr MoscoYitch by Dorothy Brandon, This play will afford theatregoers the opportunity of seeing this distinguished actor In one of his greatest modern roles—that of Anton Ragatiy, the "outsider" who defies the whole Royal Oollego of Surgeons, and provides sensational and thrilling soenes in a play that grips and enthralls from beginning to end. Yet throughout are delightful touches of comedy that bring laughter and smiles, A PLAY OF HUMANITY. UNDERSTANDING, AND PITY. Speoial Attention of Playgoers iB drawn to " * " '-■■ **— "Tcent Cast: Si* Nathan Israel - - . William Stack Sir Montague Tollemache H. Mackenzie-Rogan Mr Frederick Ladd • - - Nat Madison Mr Vincent Helmoro - Arthur Greenaway (Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons). Mr Jasper Sturdee - - - G-. Kay Souper Lalage Sturdee .... Jean Rohertson Mme. Klost Eileen Sparks Pritchard - ..... Marie Eaton Anton Ragatzy - » Manrice Moscovitch Basil Owen. ...••-. Basil Bowen MAURICE MOSCOVITOH. < Stage Director .... n ß t Madison. NEXT WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY* "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE" "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE" "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE"

ERIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 3rd and 4th. "THE GREAT LOVER." "THE GREAT LOVER." "THE GREAT LOVER." PLANS at THE BRISTOL. BOX PLANS for "The Merchant of Venice" and "The Great Lover" open next MONDAY at 9 a.m. DAY SALES at the THEATRE CONFECTIONERY. Prices: Dress Circle and Res. Stalls, 8s; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra, plus tax. 5154 SPORTING. A SHBURTON COUNTY RACING CLUB. WINTEE STEEPLECHASE MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 26th and 27th, 1925. EXCELLENT FIELDS.

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