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amusements. , "Booming," "Booming.". Come Early. H lr ¥Kl roi „ M ™™Es. TO-NICtHT, AT 8. T , — to-night, AT 8. London Cinema Co.'s Noted Success. A Ura ' na tic Romance of Seal Life, i rom Slumdom to Premier Danseuse. True to Life Story of London Town. Scenes of To-day in ■ the World's - Metropolis. Whitecliapel to Pall Mall. THE LURE OF LONDON. THE LUBE OP LONDON. 4000 ft. THE LURE OF LONDON. 4000 ft. THE LURE OF LONDON. . THE LUBE OF LONDON. fasofnailng play, featuring IVY CLOSE beautiful v JJron I CLOSE • photoplay.:; MISS IVY CLOSE actress.. -. As ; . Daisy the Flower Girl..' , "HIS FIRST LOVE," "HIS FIRST LOVE," " A Beautiful Child Di-ama. GAUMONT GBAPHICi-. The Latest Edition;:!-'. - "STUDIES OF BIRD •LIFE." Histm-y (Coloured). THE JOY RIDE" (A THE KING'S LYlilC , OffCHESTBA. I rices, 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden Is. 6d. . vr- '' MPEE SS TH E A TEE. . "Where Everybody Goes." ! STALLS, 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, 6d. ~ TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. The Sensational Film D'Art "Feature," "THE BLACKSMITH'S "CRIME." "THE BLACKSMITH'S CRIME." • ■ "Williamson's Weekly" (Topical), "The Bee Industry" (Interestingly Instructive), Etc., Etc. • / "JgJVERYBODY'S." EVERYBODY'S PICTUEES. OPERA HOUSE. . OPERA HOUSE. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 12 Noon to 10.30 p.m. 1 SHOWING UNTIL SATURDAY, - That Sensational Drama, "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." , .;... "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." . "THE GOLDEN BEETLE." An Anglo-Indian Drama, full of gripping Intensity,- and Dramatic Situations.' Teems with Excitement. ' ' m „Spleiidid Supporting Subjects. TOPICAL, SCENIC, AND COMIC. ADULTS 6d. CHILDREN 3d.All plush tip-up chairs. Orchestra Afternoon and Evening. - IJTOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). Commencing NEXT SATURDAY EVENING.' First Appearance of England' 3 Foremost ... . Reciter, MR. ALEXANDER WATSON, - MR. ALEXANDER WATSON, MB. ALEXANDER WATSON) " 111 a SHORT SERIES OF UNIQUE RECITALS' SATURDAY EVENING: . , The Delightful Comedy, . "TWELFTH NIGHT." ' MONDAY, AUGUST 3: • NICHOLAS NICKLEBY. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4: A GREAT KIPLING NIGHT. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5:.. ' John Masefield's Dramatic Poem, ( THE EVERLASTING MERCY , "It was beyond all praise."—"Morning Post." .. Prices—3s. (Reserved); 2s. Family Ticket (Reserved), 10 s. Plans at the Dresden. ' >. ■ CARLYLE SMYTHS. ■ YOUR- LAST CHANCE, rpj SEE the BAILLIE GALLERY OF -1 BRITISH PAINTINGS! Positively Closing Next .Tuesday. . Admission,. Now, Bd.; Children, 3d. Hours: 9 'a.m. to 6 p.m. Tea Rooms. VISIT HARBOUR SHED "U" TO-DAY. • BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. -MASON. , PROFICIENCY ensured in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Classes for. Beginners held Monday and . Wednesday Evenings, in Private Hall, term comment cing with pupil. All latest dances taught,' including Hesitation Waltz,' One-step, Bostons, Trot, and Tango. Address:.B6 Ghuznee Street, next St. Peter's Church. . EXHIBITION OF SKETCHES ;' MADE by W. F. Barraud during two years' travel in. Ceylon; Egypt, ..the. Continent, England, etc., no;re ppen : at '.. ' M'GBEGOR WRIGHT'S, LAMBTON QUAY, FOR ONE WEEK. ; INEXPENSIVE PICTUEES OF REAL ARTISTIC MERIT. ;. " ..." QJUCH a wide choice of-Photogravures, O Engravings, and Prints, awaits your selection here—comprising scenic.. gems,. figure studies, sea scapes—a host' of pictures to please every'taste and to fit every purse. It is always <a pleasure -to show Our pictures—the inexpensive just as gladly as the better ones., M'GREGOB WEIGHT'S GALLERY;

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