AMUSEMENTS. GIiAND. ' OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15. BUNTY'S TRIUMPH. BUNTY'S TRIUMPH. Binity added another triumnli to the overflowing list on Saturday night, and keeps on repeating it each evening at the Grand Opera.House, where the vast audiences show in a remarkable fashion their appreciation of tho WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY. LAST TWO NIGHTS. * TO-NIGHT, At 8. TO-NIGHT, At 8. 'AND TO-MORROW (THUESDAY), E. J. Carroll Presents, by arrangement J. C. Williamson, Ltd., ME. and MES. GEAHAM MOFFAT And a Complete COMPANY of SCOTTISH PLAYEES, In f'BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS.'* "BUNTY PULLS THE STEINGS." "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS." "BUNTY PULLS THE STEINGS."' ."BUNTY PULLS THE STEINGS.'* In Three Acts, by Graham Moftat, Special Attention is called to the fact that Wellington Season is Limited to One More Night, as the season cannot be extended. Reserved Seats, ss. j Unreserved, Bs., Sβ,, Is. (late Gallery). Box Plans at The Dresden Day Sales at Christeson's and Miss Lennox's. EVERYBODY'S. Sh Manners Street. Daily from Noon till 10.30 p.m. Keystone World's Champion Comedy. An ondless whirl of hearty, wholesome laughter, "THE KNOCK-OUT." "THE KNOCK-OUT." "THE KNOCK-OUT." "THE KNOCK-OUT." The renowned Keystone "Fatty" with 1 the gloves on, supported by Charles Chaplm as referee. The funniest fight on earth. CAPTUBE OF BEUSSELS. CAPTURE OF BEUSSELS. Tie remaining populace watch the Germans enter their beloved City, EUINS OF TEEMONDE. EUINS OF TEEMONDE. ! The track of the German advance marked everywhere by scenes of desolation and ruin. • ON THE MAEITIME ALPS. 'A series of picturesque scenes. THE BATTLE OF THE WEAK. A dramatic masterpiece by Vitagraph Company. "Sparrow of tho Circus" (Drama). *'Gaumont Graphic" (Topical). 3d. Children. Adnltß, 6d. ■ICTHPEESS. THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, 6d. LIMITED Number Dress Circle Reserve Seats, Is., for Everybody. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. Final Appearance of the Thrilling Dramatic "Feature, , * dealing with: the present war, "CALLED TO THE FEONT. , ' "CALLED TO THE FRONT.'* (Britain Supports Her Friends.); - Great Supporting Series. NEW PBOGBAMME TO-MOBBOW..
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2292, 28 October 1914, Page 7
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