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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1434, 8 May 1912, Page 1

"THE DOMINION" FKEPAID ADVERTISEMENT RATES One Inch 60 Words), 's. per insertion. Front Page, ss. per inch each iiisiirUon. B lit Til, DEATH, AND MAltlilAGß NOTICES, 2». 6d. p#r insertion. Situations Vacant -s „ t Exceedlng Situations Wanted ( fforili. Board and Iteeldence ) E!ilE - ,CB ' GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS, H Words, lfi.; M Words. !«■ «<J.:

AMUSEMENTS. Q P E K A HOUSE. Direction ... Gcorgo Mallow, Ltd./ Where the Crowds am flocking io nightly. LAST THREE NIGHTS LAST THREE NIGHTS Of the Enormously Successful and Picturesque Drama of Western Mining Life, THE LUCK OF IiOARIXG CAMP, THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP, The Most Realistic, Sensational, and Fascinating Creation of its class ever presented to an Audience. GORGEOUSLY MOUNTED AXD VIVIDLY PORTRAYED. An Entrancing Story of the Wild West. Interpreted bv GEORGE MARLOW'S BRILLIANT DRAMATIC COMPANY. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 1!. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 11. First Production here of tho Charming Domestic Drama, THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD. THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILD. THE .MOTHER OF HIS CHILD. By Arthur Shirley. Popular Prices: 35., 2s. and Is. Reserved Seats 4s. • Early Doors, Sixpence (Gd.) Extra. liox Plan at tho Dresden. Day Sales at ciiristeson's. ST AXLE VT GUAXT, Manager. 7, IHEATRE. MANNERS STREET Z Z MacMahou and Donnelly, Proprietors. 7. •/. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! % 7, DAILY. 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. Z 7, CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. 2 Z "CAMILLE" Has Realised Z Z "CAMILLE" All Expectations. Z Z To-day and To-night, Wed., .May 8. Z Z See Vittoria Lepanto, the mo«: fa- 7, h nions actress in Italy, as Caroillo." Z 7 "A cnmelin ! 'Tis a strange flower, /, Z Armand.- pale, scentless, sensitive,, as Z Z purity itself. Cherish it, and its Z Z beauty will outlive the loveliest Z 7, flower (hat grows; but wound it with Z Z a simple touch, you can never recall Z Z the bloom or wipe away the stain. Z Z Take it, and remember me." (Act 2, Z Z Scene 2). 7, Z Other phenomenal successes, includ- Z Z ing- Z Z "A ROMAXCE OF WALL STREET" Z Z (Vitneifaph Dramatic Masterpiece.) Z Z And Many Other Biograph Surprises. Z Z Think of It! Adults SIXPENCE. 7 Z Children

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