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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1548, 18 September 1912, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, -.-: !.-> " PLIMMER-DENNISTON -SEASON.'-:'' .Tho Box Plane for "Nobody's Dtiuglii" rer" and "A Woman of No Importance will open This Morning at tho Dresden rtt 9 o'clock. ■ ~-■-■ ■■-. ■■>■>: QPER-A ' 'HO U. S. E, Direction Allan Hamilton, : ; ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPT.. 23rd. '. ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 23rd., ; An Event of tho Greatest Artistic The fitrieal lmportaneo will h-anspiroi l when ■•■'•, - tlvo .Brilliant; :■..■,■;:.. ~.i, ~ PLIJrMER.DENNrS7 ; ON dOITP'A'NY;" PLIMMER-DENNISTON COMPANY," . Headed by :....'. ■'..'■ MR, GEORGE S. TITHERADGE MR, UARR-Y PLIMMER MRS. ROBERT .BROUGH :.,,,";! MISS BEATRICE DAY " .' MISS LIZETTE PARKES :T.'"" Will inaugurate a NINE NIGHTS' SEA« SON with o, representation!. of ■ the.-, doligfhtful and fascinating Comedy-drama, For Four Nights 'billy,'' , ' '"':' "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER,". .... "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER," "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER," - '.',- : "Tho best English' Play of the 'year;' , '-- London "Times." ■ - . - .. 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