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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2281, 15 October 1914, Page 7

AMUBEMENTB. \ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE/ Courtenay Plaoo, 'Phone 165, Direction Fuller-Brennan, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.80. Messrs. Fullor-Brennan present modern HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE. THIS WEEK'S GREAT PROGRAMME" an unprecedented triumph. Nothing better over placed) before tho public o* New Zealand. 'A MOST UNIQUE AND REFINED l ENTERTAINMENT. .. .. Last Three Nights of THE BOUDINI BROS. Virtuosos-oii ! THE BOUDINI BROS, tho orcanTHE BOUDINI BROS, accordion. Unbounded Success Nightly of THE CASELLI SISTERS High kickers. \ The Real Coons, BROWN and SORLIE.f ARTHUR TROUTT, featuring MDLLE; VIOLES. Tho Water Nympth, in wonderful feat* 1 midst cascades of water. A MAGNIFICENT AND THRILLING Water Spectacle. > MANN AND FRANKS. ) THE MILTONS. WHITE and DRYSDALE AND FAY. | TWO STOREYS. GREAT WESTIN. I ' Prices—2s., Is. Gd. and Is. Box Plan at; Dresden. Booking Gd. extra. Reserve; Seats at Theatre from 7 to 7.45. .— —— 1 WHERE TO-NIGHT? ■-. , fe/TACMAHON'S NEW. IHEATE3V To-day (Thursday) and TO-NIGHT* OCTOBER 15. A Great Programme Tho BEST ■". ■■■:' ■ A Great Programme the: World -'• ' A Great Programme CAN FURNISH. First. Production of . IN THE HEART OF A JEWESS. , THIS play .has achieved tho acme o\ Tealism, and run tho gamut of all that emotions, from . tears ,to I laughter, anoV from heart throbs to tragedy. Also, THE PERFECT WAR MEN OF THE-MOMENT. AND A FINE SUPPORTING . , PROGRAMME. Coming. THE BATTLE Coming. OF LOUVAIN. Gd. ■'■; 63./ EMPRESS 'TH E A T'R B/ "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. ... DRESS .CIRCLE. 66V LIMITED Number Dress Circle, Reserve Seats; Is.'.*. "." ".' ; For EVERYBODY.-- -. ( ■. ' TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. -' ' ■ COMPLETE CHANGE, " I '' i "Featuring" the "GREAT INTERNA* TIONAL POLO MATCH"'"{England %. America). ■'"•"■"' '■•* . ■"'GRANNY'"' 1 '. : . •'■' I (Lubin "Masterpiece").--"; ' '[

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