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amusements. OPERA HOUSE. Wellington. , . . FOR. POSITIVELY SHORT SEASON ONLY, Commencing NEXT WEDNESDAY, July 31st, THE HARRY RICKARDS TIVOLI VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Manager, M. Marcus. . . A Magnificent Combination of tho World's Greatest Stars. A Truly Wonderful Show. RINALDO, IUNALDO, RINALDO, Tho Wandering Violinist. The World's Greatest Vaudeville Musical ■.Act. will ir. fox, . : " WILL 11. FOX, . The Originator of all Comedy Tiano Acts. MONIE MINE, . . A Brilliant Young English Comedienne. BLAKE AND GRANBY, England's Foremost Comedy Duologue Ai-tists; ■' ' - WALKER AND STURM, - Famous Racquet Spinners and ICccentrics. RONALD GEORGE, Ono of England's Greatest Instni- , men tali sts. THE TOSSING TESTROS, In a Marvellous Juggling Act.. BRIGHT SISTERS, MARSHALL CROSBY, MELROSE AND MENZIES, ' ' And a Hcst of Others. Tho Box Plan • opens next' Saturday at the Dresden. POl'C/.(kCR ;: prices-Is., 35., 25., <uid Is. Earjv doorf, Gd. extra. W. A. LOW, Touring Manager. ' fJAOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER'. Direction .......E. Braiiscombe, Ltd.' Success Spontaneous and Unqualified. TO-NIGHT. <uul TO.-NIGJIT, Every Evening TO-NIGHT nt 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT. ■ Mr. Edward Branscombe Presents' His Entirely., Nqff ..; ENGLISH COSTUME COMEDY CO. ; THE DANDIES (Green). THE DANDIES (Gresn). Everything Absolutely - New.but llis motto: •"ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT." THE DANDIES (Green). THE DANDIES (Green). HHi-class tolo and part singing; new songs, new dances, new pantomime burlesques, new stories, new character caricatures; new musical sketches, new business. '' A GREAT PROGRAMME,. Brimful of choice and sparlding novelties, sur|ia;sing anything of their kind •. yet presented to^Wellington. : THE DANDIES' ENTiORTAINMENII, Clever without being coarse; appeals' to all classes of the community with refined tastes. Prices—3s., 2s„ Is. No extra charges. Box Plan Dresden. Day Salos Christoson's. ... .; '; STRING BAND, . . ' Messrs. " vitStta .brothers; Harp, Violin, and l'lute. 1 . (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel), Are prepared to receive engagements for "At Homes, Garden Partien, eto. .. , Can supply largo or small Orchestra. 'Address, 13G TORY ST. ' 'Phone 2570. ET tho "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your'next order whatever voiir requirements. Prompt, attention. Reasonable charges. 'Phono 1-112. '

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