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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2230, 17 August 1914, Page 8

The' SydnoVLittle Theatre Companyheaded I>y i&, Hugh. Buckler andlliss Vioet- Paget, .are about to!.'torn- -NeiV Zealand, •commencing; at Auckland.-at tno.endor the montli. They will play i His House.in Order" (a very fine nlav indeed, by A.W. Pinero.that wc.should have seen since), "Fanny's-First J_lay» : and 'The School for Scandal." Jho tour will do under the direction of Aliv Smith. , ■ I'. Bl .', S ' S Dorothy Brunton has only a small comedy part in "«ipsy Love J "'biit eyeu with her limited chances and the glorious opportunities the two imported girls_ get,- the- clever Australian loses nothing by comparison with, the • '(imports-": ;.7Her;..two.,dances . with l>hii brnitli are exceedingly clever and-.amns-ing, and heriiatural charm and naivete nave no rival among .Jozie's many lov^s. ■'The Glad Eye" Company- of the Beau,mont Snuth-Loiiis Meyer firm, includes amonff its specially imported members MUel Dano/Frank Bradley, A lice Hamilton , Simia St. Clair,'Tom Shelford, J. H. Ford, Edward Landor, Claud Vernon and Walter Dean, while Miss Dorothy Whittaker is now awaitin? the company's arrival in Melbourne, and Mr. Harry Sweeney, temporarily anpenrin-r in "The B ?,V, ricr ;',',■ V; 1 ' 11 alj<l Join""The Glad Eve." _ the Wellington Amateur Operatic" Society will shortly hold its annual meet nifr. Very soon the committee will decide what opera the society will nexl .produce.'- Tli« names of several harp be»n mentioned,-the most prominent probably being "La Mnseotte," a favourite of a quarter of a contury ago.

There-wag Mick ' : M'Sharrj% Martvn and < •.-'. . 'me,'' '■'.■ !-..'.■" •Mates' at 'Tarcbon, sleeper-setting y> sec • Whin U-.spell of cold weather, windy, and' ■ -wet, j '• Held .us up for a \.wake-faith, t'was . bonze! ( you may. bet, ■'~.' We'd'lashiiis to ate, I'd nothing to <lhu : l ;But-to nurse poor oiilil Mike, who was f down ,witli 9io "flu," , . , I .While. Bill/rode his boike into Bourke, l to be slinre. ''■'■' l For.a bottle of Woods' Peppermint. Cure. •""■■:•.-.•... -Adit.

DIDN'T THINK IT POSSIBLE. I didn't think it possible that such a I nderful medicine as' Chamberlain's jgk Kemedy conld be purchased at ha low'price/', says Sir. J. Bitrgis, mey, Vic',.: "I was attacked with, sov- ' paiiw.in the chest with difficult c athing, but nothinß I took relieved the tl._ Haying ..Chamberlain's Couglr Ecm-•m-stock, : thoui?ht I would give it a u, and got relief at once. 1 civo it. p roy children, and think so highly of d that I would not be without a bottle a hand.'—AUv.t, ■ , • *