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AMUSEMENTS. TTTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8. SATURDAY, 2.30, Mesßrs. Fuller-Brennan present MODERN HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE Tremendous Success Nightly of THE MILTON BROS. • A Great THE MILTON BROS. Skating Act. Brilliant English WHITE and GREY Comedians. WHITE and GREYi GREAT In life GREAT WESTIN. portrayaln. WESTIN, THE TWO STOREYS. THE LESSOSi MANN AND FRANKS. MAUD FANING. ROSA LOADER, DRYSDALE AND FAY. ARTHUR ELLIOTT. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Box Plan at Dresden, (id. extra.- Book seats at tha Theatre from 7to 7.45. 'Phone 165. J? MPR ES S THEATRE* I "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, 6# TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. Warner's Great Sensational "Feature,^ "THE MYSTERY OF J PINE CREEK CAMP,"! "Banks of the Rhine" (scenioh "Nfi* ture's Babies" (bird study); "Jealousy oi Jane"; "What Cupid Did"; "Dupin thej Flirt."- . : : '■ —r-rS..' ~~ """WHERE"TO-NIGHT? ■. ■' , J&/g"ACMAHON'S NEW THEATRE? THE ENORMOUS SUCCESS ' CONTINUES. Dally and Nightly tho Popular Theatrtf' ;is DENSELY PACKED at every Session/ IN THE CLUTCH Has made a' senT OF THE KU-KLUS sation. It ia sj. KLAN wonderful play. . A Touching picture THE ROSARY/ story of the' fireside, THE ROSARY* To-day and To-night, Friday,' Oct.' 9, ' IN THE CLUTCH OF THE KU-ELUX*. KLAN, AND THE ROSARY. : - Also a Fine Supporting Programme, Everywhere, 6d. " " '

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