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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2244, 2 September 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TTia MAJESTY'S ' THEATER Direction „.' FuUer-Brannan, Ltd TO-NIGHT! : At 8. TO-NIGHT' OtJB NEW PROGRAMME Received nightly with every demon6tr*. ' tion of approval by a crowded and do if I •■'■• lighted audience. - ■"• Entbusiastio Reception of STERLING AND LOVE In Original STERLING AND LOVE Sketch, ' "A STERLING AND LOVE Brush Up."The Versatile English Comedy Duo, MR. PHIL PERCIVAL, MR: PHIL PERCIVAL, The Comedian at the Piano. Ue-appenranco of the BRIGHT SISTERS. THE AERIAL BARTLETTS. A most THE AERIAL BARTLETTS. astoundinp THE AERIAL BARTLETTS, aerial act. IHE TSEW TOKK. COMEDY YOTJR. In a new comedy singing act. STAN STANLEY. TILLY DVNBABt HART AND KENNEY. PHILLIPS AND MERRITT. "i The Brennan-Fuller Stock Co. In a new comedy, "The Other Fellow* Prices as usual. Book at Dresden. rpHE KING'S. TO-NIGHTf-A First appearance of HARRY LAUDER Lord o' HARRY.LAUDER Laughter.'i in the Grand. Picture Comedy, "LAUDER-KENYON GOLF MATCH." "LAUDER-KENTON GOLF MATCH." Tlio Great Lauder at his heat. HAYWARL"s! ""THE KING'S, The Citadel of Choice Kinemos. TO-NIGHT. . At 8. TO-NIGHT, \ OTIS. IEX.'Y&K.Q'KQYSKBX mOQ®oS>.U"&S Every Picture a Big Favourite. A Gem itf a Set of Shining Stars u Vitagraph's Wonder Drama, "LOST IN MID-OCEAN" Could "LOST IN MID-OCEAN" not bu "LOST IN MID-OCEAN" better. Story Great. Realism Startling. THE SHIPWRECK SCENE Is a Kinematogfaphic Triumph,.. "SAMOA." Showing Apia ''SAMOA." . and N.Z. Forces. Who hold if fof Britain. "MABEL'S BUSY DAY." "MABEL'S BUSY DAY." "MABEL'S BUSY DAY." Greatest of Great Keystone's* , Explosions of laughter, and 6 MARVEL PICTURES. iTEE ■KIKG'S ORCBESTUk. 6d. and Is. "Reserves Dresden, Is. W» — . , : —: :—-i BH.PEBSS THEATER,

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