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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1851, 10 September 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS,

JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Brennan-Fullers, Ltd. Managing Director Ben. J. Fuller. Grand Opening of Vaudeville MONDAY, . 15th . MONDAY. . MONDAY, September. MONDAY, ■, Ail Amazing Array of Attractions' Abso- > lutely Unequalled in Amusement Annals. BiiENNAN-FULLERS' Reiined VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS " ' Implies the Best in Vaudeville. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. Brciwan-Fuller have tho honour to aimounco Direct from tho London Coliseum, Tho Exclusive and Starring Engagement of THE ROYAL THE ROYAL - THE ROYAL BANZAI FAMILY . • BANZAI FAMILY ... Of Japanese Entertainers. The World's Greatest Troupo of EquM, •... brists, Polo Walkers, Contortionists, and' /,,,. Rialey 'Workers. THE VAUDEVILLE SENSATION . Of 1913. BANZAIS . Appear Nightly in .a BANZAIS Gorgeous stage sotting of • BANZAIS. puro silk and BANZAIS magniiiccntly handBANZAIS embroidered in gold', BANZAIS the whole forming a , ~ VERITABLE BLAZE OF ORIENTAL SPLENDOUR. The above Colossus of Featuro Acts'sup, ported by a Galaxy of Star' Attractions' Direct from'England 1 , ST, GEORGE and-DAYNE, England's Refined Musical ComGijr--' •••".i-'i • Artists., • Direct from A.mericaj -' »•«» KILMO and KLIFTON, ; - ■ The Eccentric Comedy Gymnasts, r ' NEIL CANT,. , Tho Braw Lad frae the Hielan's,, , , ', : :MADGE BERESFORD, ' ' ' ■ Principal'Bov Chorus Comedienne; 1 ERNEST PITCHER, 1,..; , ' The Favourite Comedian. THE LYRICAL FOUR, - In a Novel Drawing Entertainment. . •, OLGA PENNINGTON, A Talented Male Impersonator... . '' DC. and 0.5., 2s. Gd.; Stalls, 25.; Uppei ,-!j Circle, lsl "I*"' Plan Open' This Morning-at 10 oclocKV at tho 'Dresden. Booking,' 6d. extra. ~| "ttis!' " THEATRE.' 'AXIS . . ./THEATRE.' , TO-NIGHT. .TO-NIGHT. \ THE TALK OF WELLINGTON/ ''i Immense Crowds Nightly Proclaim th* ! INSTANTANEOUS TRIUMPH INSTANTANEOUS TRIUMPH •;/ ■■ \ ' Of'tho • ••" Masterpiece,- " ' '''' V; —. KASTLYXNB. — — east lynne; —■ ' , n ..; ' EAST'. LYNNE."!— ' -i— BAST-LYNNE; ' . — EAST LYNNE. — ; f "' " ■ EAST-LYNNE. v - — EAST LYNNE. . : .- EAST -LYNNE. ; —.a .., The Grand Old Story, that ifachea ■; 1 - . <n;ery mother's heart. „>• MISS BLANCHE IX3RSJTHE, ■By her Admirable acting ds " "" ' ; LADY iSABE-fi'". 1 Enthrals the.. Vast j^udicpce; "EAST LYNNE" is 'supported by- a • ■ Superioj Pathe Gazette, showing. » .• > ~.;raro. yie>y.,,of: the,;. BARRY-PEARCE.'BOAT RACE. .1 BARRY-I'UAIiCB BOAT' RACE. - • ■ Under tho.Patronage and in the Presence of their Excellencies tho Earl and. t , Countess of 'Liverpool.. ; ,'.' M ~ In Aid of the Free Kindergarten Schools.,,;, : MISS RICHMOND / ' - ■ Presents . "rg\HE RIV A L S," . . By Richmond Brindsle.v Sheridan. ' SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLROOM, THURSDAY, 18th, and FRIDAY, .. ; , . At. S p.m. i Tickots may be had from Mts. Jacobsen, • Adelaide Road, Newtown; Mrs.:; Grady;' ; Willis StrectrS.- and W. Street; and the.Dresden Piano Co.'' ■ ..»« Tho BOX PLAN OPENS at the DRES. ; ; DEN on.THURSDAY, the 11th inst. - ■ ■