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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1732, 24 April 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. 01! AND SOUVENIR FAKE WELL -MATIN ED of ■ "THE BLUE HIED." SATURDAY AkTBKNOON NEXT, APHIT, 20lli. npilfi Miuiagcuient will Present liacli JL Child witli a l'retly Souvenir in the sliniie of A "J3LUK B1UD" liliOOClt, Children .Uulf-prico to all parts except J,ate Door Gallei'y. |Q 1' E It A HOD S E. Direction l J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Patrons are miuesleil to be in their spats at 7.50, when Hie interest ill tlio production begins, THIS EVENING AT 7.50. Anil following G-MOliE .NIGHTS ONLY-G THE BLUE BIRD. By Maurice .Maeterlinck. Translated by Alexander Tmoira do Hallos, to Music by Norman O'Neill. By arrangement witli Frederick Harrison, Of Ilayinarket Theatre. As Anticipated, The Sanio Faces aro seen oßnin and Ufjain iu nil parts of 'the Theatre to Witness THIS' FASCINATING PERFORMANCE. It is with great pleasure the Management announce the fact that TIIE BLUE BIND. THE BLUE BIRD. Has firmly established itself with Wellington .Theatregoers as a GENUINE AND AUTISTIC TRIUMPH. Added to this, ITS FINANCIAL SUCCESS is ASSURED For Nightly THE OPERA HOUSE Is Crowded with A Distinctly Enthusiastic, Audience, Who watch with intense interest the Delightful incidents connected with tlio Two Sweet Children's Wanderings, in search of "THE BLUE BIRD." Box Plans now open for the balance of tlio season at tlio Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. 'PRICES AS USUAL.

.Montenegrins are inveterate smokers, i.-peeially nl' cigarettes, from oarLiest childhood Hie boys ,ire trained to cultivate war-like pursuit-. Marriages between Montenegrin- and converted Turkish girls aro a common source of blood feuda,