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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1628, 20 December 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ■ TELEGRAM. FROM UNION BANK, NEWTOTTN. To J. RUFUS WALLINGFORD-" "Tlianks. Tack received." .. J. RUFUS WALLtNGFORD wants every oitizen to have a tack, so that li' 6 may compare it with the tar-famed product of his UiViveri/al - Co\'e'i'e"d Tack Company. Havo you got YOUR tack? Wire .AVaiingfdfd al once. . ... GET'REAM TQ'.&CREAM' AVITH LAUGHTER. [GET-RrCH-OuiCK WiybLIXGFOED GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD -THE SIDE r Spt,ITTiNG SEASON BEGINS AT |T HE OPERA HbUS E THE 0 PE R A HOUSE •■•-..■.; 0" •,-■■' : .THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. (BOXING NltrHT). : Direction. ...... J. C. Williamson, ltd.- ■'.-,- J-.C.'WILLIAMSON'S ■■ NEW COMPANY OF COMEDIANS; ' . ... ihciuding: ;• For the First Ti&e in New Ze'alaiid, The Star Comedy Artists, '■' FEED NIBLO, From the loading London and New York ■■'.■' v ' Theatres. HARRY CORSON CLARKE,... The Original—JonesMii- "What Happened to Jones." ' . . .•■■ ...:. AIMS - JAMES H. MANNING, •'■'■ '. -Irish Coinediah-. . ■' . . ■ , MAfe&Aß.'Rj?. DALE-OWEN, ... '..- . ChaTa'ctef Actress. ;:. ' ; ■■M4liA-N..i)UNN i , ... . From the principal American - theatres; ■. ... BEATEICE -HOLLOAYAY, . ' The. brilliant/youilg A.ustriliah actress. And Maiy: 6tWr Clever .'Entertainers • : ■■. : . ;-.-.: i ■••■. Iμ ■•■■•■■■■■■,.-■ Gcbfge II. : Cohan's Greatest 'Coinedr . . .- .- v . .■■ Success; : , • .: . ; ;GET-RICH-QliijCK WALLiNCTEOED GET-RrCH-QUICK WALLINGFOED . GET-RIGH-QUICK WALLINGFORD Bright as a dbllafr, andhs crisp as.a new :"■■.' , . ■'■ ' - bank-note. .'- - - ; tULL OF COMICAL SURPRISES. ■A Comedy in whicn thfe unexpected always h'appeils,'and happens lmmorouslyi BOX.-PLANS, will bo Opened on MONDAY. NEXT at. the Di-esdeuV ■ ; .PRICES: .D.C. and Stalls, 6s. >,' Back Stalls, 3si S Gallery, Is. Early Door Gallery, Is; %'xtra: Early Door Stalls, Gd: extra. ■-.." ....",.'. ". '. ■ , •.. " Touring' Manager, John Farrell. .' -. .i; .', i .-.;......' . ... 'rtriHE .NEW ••'■.. THEATRE-. . -.-. :'. Manners Street. MacMa'hOn flhd Dohnelij;, Proprietors. "GQ, WHERE/.THB CROWDS .GO!" "WHERE THE SUN NEVER SETS." . "THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST;" ..TO.-DAY .and/TO^NIGHTi , DEC. 19. A AYondfqus.P'rpgramine, .headed by ' "HIS HUNOUK AT .STAKE;": .' ''HIS HONOUR AT STAKE," ■' ' " "HIS HONOUE AT STAKE," ■ ■■■ ' Supported by. . "THE COWBOY'S.MOTHER" ,(A Selig..."masterpiece''). . .. ■ . "FROM FOREST TO.MILL," and .-. Several 'other Eitiuiijite Subjects;. Think of it! . - ;■", Adults, SIXPENCE. Children, .THREEPENCE Everjpvhera; P.P.P. ' : P.P.P. ■PEOPLE'S'. PICTURE PALACE, ■S- Manners Street; . FOLLOW THE CROWDS. Popular Opinion.Placesius Again on Top. The Present Programme is quite up to ■ bur.high standard. ■ ALL HEART OF GRIMM. ALL ■N -Brbricho Billy as Sheriff. ■ N ■ E Betty, Fools Dear Old, Dad. E ; W : , PATHE, GAZETTE: / .W : The: Two .Latest Editions—Berlin' Fire - Brigade; Eclair Journal.' A Feast of Fashion for the -Ladies. . . And Others.,. , ■ ". Adults, 6d.j Children, 3d. , P.P.P. is-the Hall-mark-of Perfection.

TJEPRESENTATIVE CEICKET. ■NEW SOUTH WALES TEACHEES : ■ ,V. ■ .WELLINGTON. ■ TO-DAY,.at 2 p.m. ■. And . TO-MOEEOW, BAS I N RESE RV E. A'dinission, is.; After 4.30 p.ni., 6d. Grandstand, Kd. extra. ■• ■ : • : E. B. VANCE, . : . . • Hon, Secretary. ■'■•■■■ 'steins band. ■IyrESSESi VITETTA.. *"A Harp, Violin, and Flute . | (Constantly, engaged at Royal Oak Hotel),ArS; prepared to receive en&ajjements for ,''AtHbriies," Garden Parties, etc. ■ Can.-supply large or sin all Orchestra. Address) 136 TORYST. /• 'Phono 2570.

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