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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 891, 10 August 1910, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS, S, (\ P E R A HOUSE, a- — — • >r Lessee :.... J. C. Williamson a Sub-Lessee. and Manager HUGH J. WARD ie TRIUMPH OJV TRIUMPHS.. : Iv TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), "' 5 : . For the Last Time, ' r " TJUGH ~T 11 UGH W • ,V V ARD a " . Presents his t. CLEVER COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, [t Including Miss Grace Palotta, Jd The Hilarious Side-Splitting Farcical . le Comedy, . ; to "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S," t. 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