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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2283, 17 October 1914, Page 9

AMUBEMENTB. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATREJ Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. Direction ffuller-Brennan, Ltd* Good News for the Kiddies. GRAND MATINEE TO-DAT AT 2.30, GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Ladies! To-day is Saturday. Bring the ■ youngsters to His Majesty's Theatre Matinee. Don't worry about the go- \ carts and prams; we have plenty ofroom, and will look after them for TO-DAY OUR BARGAIN MATINEE, Fuller-Brennan High-class Vaudeville "- Co. . Full Orchestra and Brilliant Star Co, OUR BARGAIN PRICES. Within reach of everybody. 'O.S. Iβ, ( Children Gd.; Back Stalls, Ladies "and Children Cd. ■ JTIS . MAJESTY'S THEATRE/ TlirenHon Pullftit-Bronnen. JMLA TO-NIGHT AT 8. \ TO-NIGHTS* Last-Night of THE BOUDINI BROS* Last Night of MANN and FEANKS« : Last Night of DRYSDALE and FAY* Last Night of THE MILTONS. ' Last Night of WHITE and GREY. Last Night of GREAT WESTIN.. 'Enthusiastic reception nightly oj ■ 1. iT , BROWN AND SOELTE. ARTHUR TROUTT AND vfoLES-r ' THE CASELLI SISTERS, • THE TWO STOREYS. \ ■ MONDAY EVENING NEXT, vT 'A STARTLING INNOVATION. ■•"*. Special Staning Engagement of > MR. LESLIE HOLMES ' •'■ And Ilia Talented Company of • 1 PIERROTS AND COURTIERS. < ; A high-class Comedy Company, \ Including MISS ROSINA PALMERSTON, SopraM - Mß. FRED DEAL, Light Comedian MISS LENORE GRAHAM, Soubrette MISS MADGE GRIFFITHS, Contralto : ME. HARRY ROMAINE, Comedian \ In' a clever and refined entertainmentj after the style of • ." THE CRIMSON RAMBLERS and ; HUXHAM'S SERENADERS. ■ ■ Prices—2s., Is. Gd. and Is. Box Plan nt Dresden. Booking Gd.' extra. Seats mat be reserved at Theatre from t to 7.iy 'Phone 165. . : . ■-'

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